Companies, Contacts & Deals

The three records Dopia is built around — what each one holds and how they connect into a single picture of your pipeline.

Everything in Dopia organizes around three records: Companies, Contacts, and Deals. They're the nouns of your pipeline, and almost everything else — captured email, meetings, deal memory — hangs off one of them.

The three records

Companies

A company is an organization you're selling to. Its record gathers everyone you know there, every deal in flight, and the full history of contact.

Contacts

A contact is a person — a buyer, champion, or influencer. Contacts belong to companies and carry their own thread of email, chat, and meeting history.

Deals

A deal is a specific opportunity, with a stage, a value, and the people involved. The deal is where deal memory lives, because the deal is the thing you're trying to move.

How they connect

The three records link together: a company has many contacts; a contact can be on many deals; a deal rolls up to a company. That's why a single email can update the contact, surface on the deal, and enrich the company all at once.

Companies·Sorted by Created at
Import
CompanyStageValueContactHealth
Acme CorpProposal$60,000Bradley Park
Northwind TradersDiscovery$28,000Dana Lee
GlobexNegotiation$145,000Sam Ortiz
InitechClosed won$42,000Priya N.
Umbrella CoDiscovery$96,000Erin Cole
The Companies view — stage, value, primary contact, and a health signal at a glance.

Working with lists

Each record type opens as cards that show where you stand with each one, or switch to a grid for one row per record — cards or a grid covers both. Filter either by stage, value, created date, or any attribute, and open a record to see its full history and deal memory.

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What deal memory tracks

Deal memory is the brief Dopia keeps on every deal — what it covers, where each line came from, and when it looks again.

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