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Sales. From the first signal to the customer.

Lead intake, CRM, communication, meetings, pipeline and the history of the relationship, with no break in context.

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Module status

Works today 5/5

No module under this team is waiting for its suite to start — every one of them is sold and available today.

Synapse comes with every paid plan as a platform layer and is not counted as a separate module.

One caveat a module publishes on its own page. It stands here too, in the same words: CDP

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Without shared context

One customer. The history of them is spread across the tools.

A lead arrives from a form, the conversation stays in a call recording, the commitment stays in somebody’s mailbox, and the deal lives in the CRM. Every step between them is carried across by hand — and it is on those steps that what was already promised to the customer goes missing.

  • A message from a customer is stuck in one person’s inbox, and reaches the CRM by somebody forwarding it. Stated on the page for Email
  • After the call somebody writes the notes up — and a week later the “so what did we agree?” thread starts. Stated on the page for Sintora Meetings
  • That “the deal went quiet” is noticed afterwards: the stage field carries neither a deadline nor a warning. Stated on the page for CRM
  • The amount on a deal is invented, because the field demands a single number where the honest answer is a range. Stated on the page for CRM
  • One human exists as several records — filled in a form, replied to an email, joined a call. Stated on the page for CDP

Below is the same path without those hand-carried steps: every stage stays a record on the same customer.

What this team does in Sintora

Runs companies, contacts and deals in pipelines of your own, with AI updating every interaction.

Keeps one customer profile across every department — with the complete timeline of the relationship.

Records the meeting, transcribes and summarises it, and creates the action items from what was agreed.

Shows in the record history who changed it: a person, an automation or an agent.

From the signal to the customer

This team sits in the middle of the chain, not at the start of it

The chain on the Solutions hub is linear — one neighbour on each side. The team has more edges than that, and the full list is in the block below. What is shown here is the other thing: the object that crosses the boundary of the department, and the module it lands in.

What arrives

Marketing

Lead + source + intent

Where it lands

  • A form on the site is a form in the platform: the submission becomes a contact and a deal with the campaign attached, and nobody exports a spreadsheet on Friday.

    Web Pages
  • The same human who filled in the form, replied to an email and joined a call does not become three records: Sintora matches identifiers across sources and builds one profile, and the ambiguous cases go to rules and a controlled merge.

    CDP

What happens inside

Meeting

The conversation is recorded and transcribed, and what it leaves behind is a summary, the key moments and the action items — each with an owner, a priority and a date.

Customer context → the conversation → a summary → next steps, which can be carried on in a CRM context.

Sintora Meetings
Opportunity

A stage has more than a name and a colour: a probability, a type (winning or losing), a maximum number of days, a warning threshold — and an automation that fires when a deal enters it. So the stall is announced by the stage rather than noticed by somebody a week later.

An amount can be exact, approximate or a range — the pipeline adds up without an invented number.

CRM
Deal

One record per customer, with the deals, the people, the activities, the documents and the projects attached to it — not three tables somebody reconciles by hand.

The same board runs more than the sale: project delivery and renewals too, each with stages of its own.

CRM

What goes next

Customer Success

Customer + history + commitments

What does it

When the deal is won, an automation creates the project from a template, assembles the delivery team, moves the documents across from the deal, schedules the kickoff and notifies the account manager.

Automations

The screen this team opens

app.sintora.ai / crm / pipeline
CRM CDP
deals: 24Pipeline value: €386KWon: €128KWin rate: 42%
Sales Pipeline 24Subscription renewals 9
Search deals… Filter
Lead (2) €12K

Self-service portal

Northwind · Laura B.

€8K 10%

inbound

Replacing the old CRM

Vertex Bau · Marc D.

€4K 10%

migration
Add
Qualified (1) €46K

Service Desk rollout

Meridian · Laura B.

€46K 30%

service-desk
Add
Proposal (2) €94K

Platform for three countries

ACME Group · Marc D.

~€60K 45%

enterprise

Document flow migration

Brightloop · Sofia R.

€34K 50%

docs
Add
Negotiation (2) €120K

Annual contract

ACME Group · Laura B.

€80K – €120K 70%

12 days without activity

renewal

Manufacturing pilot

Kessler · Sofia R.

€40K 60%

Add
Won (2) €128K

CRM + CDP rollout

Helix · Marc D.

€92K 100%

won

Subscription renewal

Northwind · Laura B.

€36K 100%

Add

The workspace

A commitment nobody has to retype

The board above shows the state of a deal. But part of the work of sales happens in the conversation, and that is where a promise is easiest to lose. Here is what the meeting leaves behind — with an owner, a priority and a date on every item.

A next action can be carried on as work inside Sintora, without anybody retyping what was agreed. One destination is live today: My TODO

Open the module — Sintora Meetings

A message from a customer likewise does not stay in one mailbox: it lands against the contact and the deal, and the CRM shows the thread without anybody forwarding it.

Email

Action items (4)

Review the pricing model for the two segments

high @Laura Wed 18 Aug

Finalise the Poland launch plan

high @Marc Fri 20 Aug

Rewrite the onboarding process in support

med @Sofia Thu 19 Aug

Close the legal review before launch

high @Marc 29 Aug

Send to My TODO

Demo data

Shared context

The question this team asks the shared context

What has changed in the relationship with Acme?

Assembled from

This is the same question that stands under this team on the Solutions hub, and the same sources the answer is assembled from. Every one of them is a module of the platform rather than a separate integration somebody wired up.

The answer comes with a link to a source inside the company, rather than to the internet at large.

The context and the tools available are decided by the user’s permissions, the modules that are switched on, and the workspace configuration.

How Synapse works
app.sintora.ai / synapse
Synapse company memory your permissions

Why did we lose Nordwind?

Because of support response times. It was raised three times — at the March review, in two escalations and in the renewal negotiation.

Sources inside the company

Call Quarterly review with Nordwind — 14 Mar
Contract Amendment #3, clause 4.2 on the SLA
CRM Account record: 4 escalations in six months

A connection nobody had drawn

Two more customers show the same signs: escalations unanswered for over a day, with a renewal date approaching.

The screen asks a different question about a different customer: it shows what an answer looks like together with its sources.

Demo data

No team works on its own. Here is who hands this one its context and who takes it on — every link goes to that team’s page.

Where the work arrives from

  • Marketing — leads and the history of the touches on them
  • Product — the limits of what can be promised

Where it goes next

  • Customer Success — the customer, together with the whole context of the deal
  • Finance — the terms the invoice is built on

From the first signal to the customer.

We will show how this team works in Sintora — on your processes, not on demo data.