Every deal, one board, by stage — built for how Indian SME sales teams actually work.
Tickr's deal pipeline is a drag-and-drop Kanban board: every deal is a card showing its name, INR value, and stage. Move a card from New to Contacted to Negotiating to Won (or Closed Lost) by dragging it, or by updating its stage from the deal's own detail view — both update the same underlying record.
Every stage change is recorded with a timestamp, so a deal's detail view shows a stepper of completed, current, and upcoming stages, plus a full history of exactly when it moved and how long it sat in each one. This is real audit history — not a status field that silently overwrites itself.
Manufacturing and B2B trading sales cycles run over weeks, not minutes — a dealer enquiry becomes a quotation, a negotiation, a purchase order. A pipeline board gives a sales manager one view of every deal in flight and exactly where it's stuck, instead of piecing that together from someone's memory or a spreadsheet nobody keeps current.