The Relationship Pipeline (/pipelines/relationship) is designed for the long game. Unlike business pipelines that track a specific transaction, this pipeline tracks where you are in your relationship with a person — from first contact all the way to loyal past client and referral source.
Why it exists
Real estate is a relationship business. Most deals don’t happen on first contact — they happen 3 months, 6 months, or 2 years later when a contact is finally ready to buy or sell. The Relationship Pipeline keeps every contact visible and moving forward, even when there’s no active transaction.
Default stages
Org admins can rename and reorder these stages in Organization → Settings → Pipelines.
Unlike business pipelines, contacts in the Relationship Pipeline don’t always move linearly. A lead might jump from “Contacted” back to “New Lead” if they go cold, or skip several stages if they respond immediately and book a meeting.
You can move contacts by:
- Dragging the card on the kanban board
- Clicking the stage selector on the Person Detail page
- Workflow automation — e.g., automatically moving to “Engaged” after a contact replies to an email
Who appears in this pipeline
Every contact in your database is automatically enrolled in the Relationship Pipeline when created. You don’t need to manually add them — they start at “New Lead” and you move them as the relationship develops.
Using the Relationship Pipeline effectively
- Sunday sweep — Once a week, scan your “Contacted” and “Engaged” columns and follow up with anyone who’s been there too long
- Celebrate wins — Moving someone to “Past Client” or “Referral Source” is a milestone. Log a note about what made the relationship successful
- Winnie’s suggestions — The AI Suggestions tab on the People page surfaces contacts in the Relationship Pipeline who are overdue for follow-up based on your typical cadence
- Follow-ups hub — Open the Follow-ups hub (or the Follow-ups panel on your dashboard) to triage everyone with a due or overdue
nextFollowUpDate in one place, with hot-lead and overdue signals, filters, and bulk Snooze/Mark done