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Initial Configurations

To set up your CRM, follow these steps:

  • When you enter the platform’s main page, go to the left sidebar and, in the “Tags” field, create the tags that will be part of your sales funnel.

the-field-Tags

These tags allow the CRM to automatically update the lead’s stage when applied to a conversation—without the need for manual adjustments. (Example: Initial Contact, Proposal Sent, Sale Completed).

  • Click “New Label,” enter a name, choose a color, and click “Create.”

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  • Repeat the process for each stage of your funnel.

Repeat the process for each stage

Then, go to Settings > Account Settings

Account Settings

  • Scroll down to “ Agents who can access CRM ”, select the desired agents and click “ Update ”.

⚠️ Important: Administrators already have access to the CRM by default — there’s no need to add them manually.

This same process can be performed to release agent access to Typebot or Campaigns.

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Create the stages of your funnel

  • In the side menu, click CRM.

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  • Then, click “Create Stage.”

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In the window that opens:

  • Give the stage a name

  • Choose a color (preferably the same as the corresponding label)

  • Select the agent(s) who will have access

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  • In the “Label” field, choose the label that, when applied to the conversation, will automatically move the lead to that stage in the CRM.

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  • Repeat this process for all stages of your funnel.

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Once you’ve created them, you can rearrange the order of the stages by dragging them left or right as you prefer.

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Set loss reasons

  • In the top right corner, click Settings, then “Loss Reasons.”

1Reasons for loss

Here you can record the reasons why a sale did not go through.

Examples:

  • Customer withdrew

  • Closed with the competition

  • Price out of budget

Just enter the reason and click “Add.” This data helps you better understand the critical points in your sales process.

reasons for loss

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