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About the Opportunity Kanban
About the Opportunity Kanban
Updated over a week ago

Update: The Opportunity Kanban board has been improved and the new tiles now provide more information about the opportunity, such as expiry date, finance date and settlement date. There is also a sorting option available in the Kanban board, making it easier for you to manage your opportunities.

Keep track of your pipeline and manage all your sales opportunities from the same page. The Kanban provides a visual representation of Opportunity records, with the added bonus of drag and drop functionality allowing you to progress applications in seconds. To access the Kanban, simply navigate to the main left-hand menu in the CRM app.

The Kanban displays your Opportunities in a series of columns, based on their statuses. Each status column will automatically display the first 25 records for that status. You can scroll down to see more records. The total number of Opportunity records in that status, and volume of loan amount are also displayed in brackets at the top of the status column.

How to create a custom view in the Kanban

You can create your own personalised Kanban views so that you can easily drill down to see the data that is most important to you.

The powerful filter functionality allows you to:

  • View opportunities in your My Workspace.

  • View specific opportunity types.

  • View opportunities in specific statuses.

  • View opportunities assigned to specific users.

  • View opportunities with a specific lender.

You can also save your preferred view, so that you can easily access it next time. Here's how to create a Saved View:

  1. Select your desired filters (see above).

  2. Click Save As View.

  3. Give your Saved View a title and hit Save button

  4. Your Saved View will be available in the Saved View drop-down.

How to manage Opportunities from the Kanban

The Kanban allows you to view Opportunities as they move through statuses, so that you can pin-point bottlenecks in your workflows and identify opportunities to generate more business.

  • You can also manage opportunities from the Kanban. By dragging an Opportunity to a new column, you will progress its status and trigger any corresponding auto-actions you have in place, such as sending an email, SMS or creating a task.

  • You can also add notes to an opportunity or move it to another branch by expanding the three dot menu on the card.

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