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A won deal becomes a delivery project

What moves

From a won deal you can start a project carrying the deal's name (with the customer in front), amount as budget, currency and owner. A workspace can also switch on a setting so a project with the deal's name and owner is created automatically, once per deal, when a deal is won.

Before you start

  • Both modules in your plan
  • The person can read deals and create projects
  • For automatic creation: the setting is switched on (it is off by default)

Step by step

  1. Marks the deal won.

    You see:The deal is closed as won.

  2. Presses Create project on the deal page.

    You see:A project opens with the deal's name, owner and amount as its budget.

  3. With automatic creation switched on, creates one delivery project for the deal if none exists yet.

    You see:One project exists per deal, never two.

  4. Project managerProject Management

    Picks up the project, applies a template and plans the work.

    You see:The project has stages and tasks.

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