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A lead pipeline where every inquiry has a stage, an owner and a next step

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The short answer

A lead pipeline is the defined path an inquiry follows from first contact to won or lost, with a stage, an owner and a next action on every record. Redenn builds it inside your CRM as part of CRM Setup, wires your lead sources into it, and can add Lead Follow-Up Automation so stuck leads surface before they go cold.

What changes

  • You can see every open lead and its stage on one screen
  • Every lead source enters the pipeline with its origin recorded
  • Quotes sent and quotes accepted are counted, so the close rate is known
  • Lost reasons are recorded, so the pattern is visible

What is included

  • Stage definitions with entry and exit rules
  • Required next action and owner on every lead
  • Won and lost reasons captured
  • Lead sources connected with the origin recorded
  • Optional add-on: reminders and escalations with Lead Follow-Up Automation

The steps

  1. 01

    Define the stages

    Five to seven stages with rules for moving between them, agreed with the people who sell.

  2. 02

    Build

    Stages, required fields and owners configured in the CRM.

  3. 03

    Connect

    Every lead source enters the pipeline at the right stage with its origin recorded.

  4. 04

    Review

    After a month, a check with you on what moved, what stalled and what was lost, and why. Weekly summaries come with Lead Follow-Up Automation.

Price

Built within CRM Setup from CA$299; follow-up automation from CA$149

A CRM configured for your pipeline, with forms, chat and phone feeding it.

Usage (AI, call minutes, SMS, email) is billed by each provider directly to your own account; none is included in our prices. Ask about a trial period to see your real usage first.

Prices are in Canadian dollars and exclude taxes. Any tax that applies is shown separately on your invoice.

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Who this is for

Businesses where a sale takes several steps and several days: renovators and roofers quoting, realtors and brokers nurturing, manufacturers quoting configured work, law firms with consultations before engagement. A contractor whose quotes wait weeks for a decision is the kind of business where leads move through stages over time.

If sales close on the first call, a pipeline is overkill. Lead Follow-Up Automation on its own is enough.

How it works

A default pipeline for a quoting business. Stage names and rules are changed to match yours. The automation column is Lead Follow-Up Automation, priced separately.

Example pipeline for a quoting business
StageEnters whenLeaves whenAutomation
NewLead arrives from any sourceContactedInstant acknowledgement; alert to owner
ContactedFirst conversation loggedSite visit or call bookedReminder if no booking in 2 days
QuotedQuote sentAccepted or declinedFollow-up sequence over two weeks
WonQuote acceptedJob scheduledOnboarding email; job created
LostDeclined or silent after follow-upClosed with a reasonReactivation check-in later, with consent

What it costs

The pipeline is built as part of CRM Setup from CA$299. Lead Follow-Up Automation from CA$149 adds the reminders and escalations; CRM integration from CA$99 connects additional sources. The CRM vendor's subscription is paid to the vendor.

Prices are in Canadian dollars and exclude taxes. Any tax that applies is shown separately on your invoice.

Usage (AI, call minutes, SMS, email) is billed by each provider directly to your own account; none is included in our prices. Ask about a trial period to see your real usage first.

Limitations and honest notes

A pipeline is a discipline before it is a tool. Stages must be honest, and leads must be moved when things happen; the pipeline view shows quickly if they are not.

Redenn does not guarantee close rates. The pipeline makes the rate visible and shows where leads stall; improving it is sales work.

Reports are only as good as the data entered. Required fields by stage help, but they cannot fix a team that skips the CRM.

Questions

How many stages should a pipeline have?

Five to seven. Fewer hides where leads stall; more becomes a chore that nobody keeps current.

What counts as a stuck lead?

A lead that has sat in one stage past a limit you set, such as two days in New or two weeks in Quoted. With Lead Follow-Up Automation, the alert goes to the owner, then escalates.

Can I see the pipeline on my phone?

Yes. Most established CRMs have mobile apps. A weekly summary by email can be added with Lead Follow-Up Automation.

Does it work for long sales cycles?

Yes. Stage age limits are set per stage, so a quote that legitimately takes a month is not flagged as stuck after a week.

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Tell us about your business and what you want more of. A written, fixed-price proposal follows within two business days.