Intro call
Explain the purpose of the first conversation and share a booking link.
Use a custom section to introduce the conversation, explain what to prepare, and link to the appropriate scheduling page.
Bring meeting links, shared resources, custom proposal content, and the agreement into a single room for the prospect.
Add a clear next step and a link to your scheduling page.
Keep shared resources and custom proposal sections together.
Collect an e-signature in the room and store the generated PDF with the deal.
Explain the purpose of the first conversation and share a booking link.
Use a custom section to introduce the conversation, explain what to prepare, and link to the appropriate scheduling page.
Share the information that makes a demo useful.
Add relevant resources and a next-step link. Your team chooses the room content and pipeline stages; these examples are not an automatic booking sequence.
The handoff from sales to delivery, in the same room.
After the agreement, update the room with preparation details and the next meeting link so the buyer can find the handoff information in the same place.
Share a plan or proposal for review.
Link to the plan as a shared resource or describe it in a custom text section. Choose the content that is appropriate for the buyer to see.
The final check before everything goes live.
Use a custom section to explain readiness requirements and the next action. Your team remains responsible for confirming approvals before delivery begins.
Add a scheduling destination to a call-to-action section and explain what the meeting covers.
A public link opens a private space with no login and no account. Show the progress, resources, custom content, and agreement you select.
Sign the agreement in the room. A PDF is generated automatically and stored with the deal.
When an agreement is signed, the deal moves to a pipeline stage marked Won if one is configured.
Add text and call-to-action sections, and control which sections the buyer can see.
A platform-side sales pipeline, separate from the SalesHive internal CRM, with stages you define for how your team actually sells.
Explore custom pipeline stagesShare resources in the room as links or file uploads, so everything a prospect needs sits in one organized list.
A deal room is a single shared, client-facing space for one deal. The prospect opens it from a public, token-gated link, with no login or account required. You choose whether to show progress, rep details, shared resources, and the agreement. Add your own text and call-to-action sections for the buyer.
A client deal room brings shared resources, custom proposal content, and agreement signing together. You can add a scheduling link as a call to action. Compare your required workflow with the room before replacing another tool; it does not impose SalesHive’s own onboarding schedule on your buyers.
Use the room’s custom text and call-to-action sections to explain the next step and link to your scheduling page. Your client pipeline has its own stages. SalesHive’s managed-service onboarding has a separate meeting flow; it is not the required sequence for your deals.
The room includes e-signature. Signing records the signature and generates a PDF. If your pipeline has a stage marked Won, the signed deal moves to that stage. The room also shows the signed agreement for reference.
No. Deal rooms run on a platform-side sales pipeline that is separate from the SalesHive internal CRM. It has its own custom stages you define, so your team can track and close deals the way they actually sell, and pipeline analytics report on it directly.
Either your team or ours. Our managed SDR programs combine human cold calling with agent-supported email outreach, helping turn interested prospects into booked meetings.