Customer Relationship Management OS
The whole revenue motion, on one record.
Most CRMs make you rebuild the same customer in five different screens. Nexus keeps leads, people, accounts, pipelines, activities, quotes and forecasts on a single connected model — so a stage change on the board is instantly visible in the forecast, the reports and the customer timeline.
- Seeded accounts
- 26
- Seeded opportunities
- 70
- Visual themes
- 6
Open pipeline
€3.5M
Won · 90 days
€441k
Win rate
53%
Open deals
43
Deals by stage
Sales Pipeline
- New€284,033
- Qualified€185,849
- Discovery€271,385
- Proposal€77,280
- Negotiation€107,406
- Won€230,555
- Lost€183,018
Every figure, company and person shown in Nexus is fictional demo data generated by this template. Nothing here describes a real customer or a real result.
The CRM workflow
One journey, not eleven disconnected screens
Every object in Nexus knows what it belongs to. A contact carries its company, its deals, its activity and its next action — and the same relationships drive the dashboard, the reports and the forecast.
- 01
Lead
Capture interest from any source and score it.
- 02
Contact
Qualify the person and the buying role.
- 03
Company
Roll the person up to the account.
- 04
Opportunity
Open a deal on the right pipeline.
- 05
Proposal
Price it from the product catalogue.
- 06
Customer
Won revenue flows into the forecast.
Customer 360
Everything about a customer, derived — never re-entered
Open a contact and you see the account, the role in the buying group, the lifecycle stage, the lead score, the open deals, the emails, the meetings, the tasks and the full timeline. None of it is a stored summary: each panel is computed from the underlying records, so it cannot go stale.
- Company, owner, lifecycle and tags on one identity header
- Deals, proposals and revenue rolled up from line items
- A single chronological timeline across calls, meetings, email and notes
- Next scheduled meeting and next open task, always in view
Pipelines that fit the motion
Run several pipelines side by side — a fast mid-market flow, a long enterprise cycle with a security gate, and a project-based agency board.
Stage movement that means something
Move a deal to Won and the revenue, the forecast, the dashboard and the customer timeline all change together.
Automation you can read
Triggers, conditions and actions as explicit steps, with a run history showing what fired, what matched and what was skipped.
Forecast with an audit trail
Commit, best case and pipeline categories roll up from the deals themselves, with coverage against quota.
Built for the work
Dense where it should be, calm everywhere else
Nexus is designed for people who live in a CRM for hours: tight tables, real keyboard support, saved views, bulk actions and a command palette that reaches every record.
Contacts and companies
Table and list views, saved filters, bulk tagging, ownership, lifecycle stages and last and next activity on every row.
Deals and pipelines
A Kanban board with drag-and-drop, a dense table alternative, per-pipeline stages and weighted values derived from stage probability.
Activities and calendar
Calls, meetings, emails and notes on one timeline, with month, week and agenda calendar views tied back to deals and contacts.
Catalogue and proposals
Products and services with real pricing, deal line items, and quotes whose totals are computed rather than typed.
Reports across the funnel
Revenue, pipeline, win rate, conversion, average deal size, sales cycle, activity volume, source and rep performance.
Team performance
Attainment against quota, open pipeline, activity volume and win rate for every seller on the team.
Integrations
The template models the integration surface a CRM needs — mail and calendar sync, team chat, enrichment, warehouse export, billing and support desk — with connection state and per-integration detail.
This is a frontend template. No integration transmits anything: connecting one only changes local demo state.
Security surface
Roles, session settings, data retention, export controls and an audit log are all modelled so you can wire them to a real backend without redesigning the UI.
The demo has no authentication, no server and no access control. Anything shown here is interface, not enforcement.
Open it and move a deal.
The fastest way to judge a CRM template is to change something and watch what else changes. Drag a deal into Won and check the forecast.