Leads, follow-ups and client handoff, without relying on a rep’s memory

What’s the next step with each client? Your sales team knows.

Your sales team logs the lead, sets the next step with a due date and, once the contract is signed, hands the client to delivery with a complete checklist.
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A sales opportunities dashboard in Taskie
A sales opportunities dashboard in Taskie

Metrics

Three things that should be clear from day one

  1. 01 Metric

    The next step is always clear

    Every client has a next action with an owner and a date; follow-up isn’t tied to anyone’s memory.

  2. 02 Metric

    Handoff to delivery is complete

    A handoff checklist delivers agreements and documents to the delivery team in one go — no “this got left behind.”

  3. 03 Metric

    Sales managers see the bottleneck

    A view of upcoming due dates and overdue tasks shows which opportunities need attention right now.

The problem

In Sales today, where does work get stuck?

When a rep goes on leave, their client follow-ups go with them.
  • After the contract is signed, client information reaches the delivery team late and in pieces.
  • The sales manager can’t tell which opportunities are hot and which haven’t moved in two weeks.

Workflow

From the first request to the report, built for Sales

  1. 01 Step

    Capture the lead

    Leads come in from the website form or quick add, with source, need and contact details.

  2. 02 Step

    Follow up actively

    The rep lines up calls, meetings and proposals with due dates on the opportunity itself.

  3. 03 Step

    Coordinate internally

    The rep turns a pricing or legal question into a task for the right team, and the answer comes back right there.

  4. 04 Step

    Hand off to delivery

    Agreements and documents reach the delivery team with a checklist, so the client never has to tell the story twice.

Taskie's promise

No client is left without a next step

From the first call to the signed contract and kickoff, your team logs every step with an owner and a date, and Taskie sends a reminder when it’s due.
  • A consultation request and lead capture form, so sales intake stays consistent.
  • A view per rep, per stage and for upcoming due dates, for the daily review.
  • A client handoff checklist and proposal docs, attached to the opportunity itself.

Inside the product

Two scenes from a workspace for Sales

A sales opportunities dashboard in Taskie

Sales opportunities dashboard

Open opportunities by stage and owner, with today’s due dates at the top of the list.

A sales consultation request form in Taskie

Consultation request form

The client fills in the form, and the opportunity lands in the rep’s queue with complete information.

Use cases

What this solution does in practice

  • Following up trade show leads

    After the event, every lead has an owner and a call date; a week later, no business card is left forgotten in a jacket pocket.

  • Handing a client to delivery

    A kickoff checklist spells out what needs to reach delivery, and records that it did.

  • Contract renewal reminders

    A recurring task lands on the rep’s desk two months before the contract ends; renewals aren’t left to chance.

FAQ

Questions that usually come up before you start

Does Taskie replace a CRM?

Taskie isn’t a replacement for a dedicated CRM (customer relationship management software) and doesn’t claim to be. But if your sales process runs on follow-ups, tasks and internal handoffs, this structure of tasks, forms and checklists makes your pipeline dependable.

Can each rep have their own view?

Yes. Smart views show each rep’s tasks, each stage or upcoming due dates on their own; every morning each rep sees just their own list, and the sales manager sees the whole picture.

Our leads are in Excel today. Do we have to import them all?

No. Bring over this month’s active opportunities and archive the rest in Excel. New leads come straight into Taskie from the form; within a few weeks, the team’s source of truth has changed.

How does a multi-person sales team get started? Does it cost anything?

You can start for free with no upfront payment, and log leads on day one. When the team grows, you pick the right plan; the details are on the pricing page.

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