Solutions
The same product, configured for how you actually sell
Nexus ships three pipelines, a product catalogue and an automation library out of the box. These are the configurations the template demonstrates — each one is a set of choices inside the same architecture, not a separate application.
SaaS and startups
One fast pipeline, a tight qualification bar and a forecast leadership can trust.
- Sales Pipeline with seven stages from New to Won
- Lead scoring with a hot-lead automation for same-day follow-up
- Seat-based catalogue items so deal value tracks headcount
Creative agencies
Project-shaped work: briefs, scoping, pitching and contracting rather than a product sale.
- Agency Pipeline: Brief → Scoping → Pitch → Proposal → Contracting
- Proposals with services line items and header discounts
- Retainer and project opportunities on the same account
Professional services
Long relationships, multiple stakeholders and formal procurement.
- Buying-group mapping through contact roles and tags
- Procurement and security-review tags that drive automations
- Company 360 with proposals, activity and revenue in one place
Enterprise sales
A longer cycle with explicit solution design and security gates.
- Enterprise Pipeline with Solution design and Security review stages
- Security gate automation that raises a questionnaire task
- Commit / best case / pipeline forecast categories per deal
Manufacturing and industrial
Distributor and partner relationships alongside direct opportunities.
- Partner-sourced tagging and source attribution on every deal
- Multi-contact opportunities across engineering and procurement
- Implementation and migration services on the quote
Revenue operations
Pipeline hygiene, coverage and reporting that reconciles.
- Saved views for slipped close dates and overdue follow-ups
- Coverage against quota by owner and by team
- An audit log of configuration and record changes
Not sure which shape fits?
Open the demo and switch pipelines from the deals board — the Sales, Enterprise and Agency motions all run against the same accounts.