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A full CRM, built for catering

Manage all your customers on a sales pipeline board. Create pipelines, add your own steps, label and categorise leads, and guide every customer from first contact to confirmed booking.

Some are still browsing, others asked for a brochure, and others want to book this week. Instead of keeping all that in your head, you see the whole pipeline on one board and move each customer to the next step as the conversation progresses.

In short

Build the pipeline that fits how you sell

Create as many pipelines as you need: prospects, regular customers, meal service sign-ups. Give each pipeline the steps you actually use. Inbox, Brochure sent, Venue visited: whatever fits the way you work. Add steps, rename them, and put them in a different order; nobody has to force their sales process into a fixed template.

Sales boardNew
ENQUIRY
QUOTE
WON
Every enquiry moves across the board until it is won.

Move customers forward, or mark them won or lost

Drag a customer card from one step to the next as the process moves forward. As soon as a booking comes in, mark the card as Won. If it falls through after all, mark it as Lost and keep the record without cluttering the board. Customers you are not actively approaching right now sit in a separate column, so the board only shows the opportunities that are genuinely current.

Open a card and see the whole customer

Click a card and the customer record opens right away. You see the complete record: contacts, delivery arrangements, payment terms, and the full history of every enquiry, quote and completed order. No jumping between screens to work out what this customer ordered last time or what you agreed.

This is how Catermonkey becomes a full CRM

With labels, pipelines and various other ways to categorise customers, you never lose a lead again. Everything that tracks a relationship, from first contact to repeat booking, lives in one place instead of scattered across inboxes and spreadsheets.

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