02 / 08Sales CRM
Wexentra.
A CRM a sales team of 40 works in all day.
The idea
A B2B company with a sales team of 40 that still runs on spreadsheets. Managers want one place to see revenue, move deals along and find any client in seconds.
What's inside
A CRM with 4 working sections: a dashboard for any date range, a pipeline where deals are dragged between stages, a client base with search and history, and team tasks.
- Views
- 4
- Working controls
- 30+
- Typical timeline
- Agreed on the first call
Things to try
- 01
Dashboard
Revenue, win rate and sales cycle for any range, with a chart you can read point by point.
- 02
Pipeline
Drag a deal to the next stage; totals and time in stage update at once.
- 03
Client records
Search, filter and sort; every client opens with history and notes.
- 04
Tasks
Priorities, due dates and progress for the whole team.
How the demo is built
4 layers, from the screens people use down to the servers. Scroll and the demo comes apart into them.
- 01InterfaceThe screens people see and tap.
- 02ComponentsButtons, cards and forms, built once and reused across the site.
- 03DataContent, prices and bookings, kept in one place.
- 04ServersHosting, payments and the services that keep it running.
How many sales teams still work.
On the left, the shared Excel file that gets emailed around and locked by whoever opened it last. On the right, the CRM from our demo.
Typical
- A file with many copies, none current
- Locked while someone else has it open
- No reminders: deals go quiet for weeks
- The Friday report is built by hand
Our demo
- A shared pipeline everyone sees live
- A task and a reminder on every deal
- Activity recorded as it happens
- Reports that update themselves
Try it
This is the working demo. Click around.
What we'd build it on
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- PostgreSQL
- Supabase
- Realtime
Next demoWexentra.