Companies and contacts
Connect people, organisations, roles, relationships, and history.
Keep every company, contact, opportunity, conversation, task, and handoff connected—without forcing your team into a generic pipeline.
Identity, opportunities, conversations, documents, ownership, decisions, and next actions stay connected through the entire client lifecycle.
Connect people, organisations, roles, relationships, and history.
Use stages, fields, and qualification rules that reflect your process.
Give every opportunity a clear owner, next action, and due date.
Keep meetings, notes, emails, calls, and decisions together.
Connect proposals, quotes, contracts, and internal decisions.
See value, movement, conversion, aging, and forecast context.
Salespeople need a clear next action; managers need trusted pipeline context; delivery teams need a complete handoff.
Open one account record to see company details, stakeholders, roles, opportunities, recent conversations, documents, and service history. The relationship is understandable without searching several lists.
Each pipeline card shows the company, value, owner, next action, and age. Stage changes can require the information or approval needed to make the move meaningful.
The salesperson sees what is due, why it matters, the related opportunity, and the latest customer activity. Completing the action writes the outcome back to the customer timeline.
Salespeople, managers, and client teams use different views of the same customer and opportunity history.
Prioritise calls, meetings, follow-ups, and opportunities that need a decision.
Review movement, stalled deals, workload, forecast assumptions, and ownership gaps.
See conversations, decisions, proposals, contracts, delivery handoffs, and service activity in order.
Standard CRMs provide contacts and a pipeline, but salespeople still copy conversations into records and managers still assemble reports. Component.app can connect supported channels, agent-assisted updates, and role-aware reporting to your own CRM structure.
With a supported WhatsApp Business integration, a salesperson can create a lead from a customer conversation in one action. The CRM can carry over the contact, source, enquiry summary, and relevant chat context for review before the lead is created. Availability depends on the selected provider and integration setup.
A salesperson can tell the agent what happened after a call or meeting. The agent prepares the new lead, stage, value, contact details, next action, and notes against the correct record, so the salesperson only reviews the proposed update instead of editing every field.
A manager can ask the agent for daily sales performance, conversion, pipeline movement, overdue follow-ups, or deals needing attention. The answer is generated from the manager’s permitted CRM data and links back to the underlying records for verification.
The team added 12 leads and $86k in pipeline. Response time improved, but three deals and nine overdue follow-ups need attention.
Connect companies, branches, referrers, contracts, services, assets, or other records. Each role sees the fields and actions relevant to its work.
Customer context grows through the process instead of being recreated at every stage.
Create or match the company, contact, need, and source.
Apply qualification rules and assign a clear owner.
Confirm pricing, terms, and consequential stage changes.
Update the customer status and prepare delivery actions.
Custom CRM software manages prospects and customers using the records, relationships, stages, permissions, follow-ups, and reporting rules that match a specific organisation’s workflow.
Yes. You can define stage names, required information, exit criteria, probabilities, approvals, owners, and next actions.
Yes. People can be linked to companies, branches, opportunities, contracts, projects, and other custom records with their roles and history retained.
Yes. With a supported WhatsApp Business provider and agreed integration setup, a salesperson can create a lead from a conversation and carry relevant contact, source, and message context into the CRM for review.
Yes. A configured agent can prepare new leads and proposed field, stage, note, owner, and next-action updates from a salesperson’s instruction. The salesperson reviews the proposed changes before they are applied to the CRM record.
Yes. A manager can ask for permitted statistics such as new leads, pipeline movement, conversion, overdue follow-ups, and deals needing attention. Answers can link back to the underlying CRM records so the figures can be checked.
The solution can be configured with role-based access, purpose and consent controls, access and correction workflows, retention rules, and appropriate security measures to support your organisation’s PDPA obligations. Final compliance also depends on your policies, hosting, integrations, and data-handling processes.
Show us how an enquiry becomes a client today. We will connect the records, decisions, follow-ups, and handoffs in one workflow.
Show us how an enquiry becomes a client today. We will connect the records, decisions, follow-ups, and handoffs in one workflow.