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Transportation and Logistics

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Maria Herrell
Updated 1 week ago
Managing transportation and logistics is all about efficiency and clarity. Pipeline CRM helps you organize activities, track customized data, and keep your team in sync—so you can focus on getting things from A to B, minus the paperwork headache.

Activity Categories: Track Every Mile
Activity categories make it easy to sort, filter, and report on the types of records you create. See trends at a glance and keep your data tidy.
Examples:
  • Demo
  • Delivery Completed
  • New Client Interview
For more details, check out the Activity Categories article here..

Custom Field Groups: Structure for Speed
Custom field groups let you organize related fields, making information easy to find on every record profile.
Popular Groups:
  • Location (Seattle, Portland, etc.)
  • Industry
  • Inventory Assessment
Pro move: Group fields by workflow stage for faster navigation. More info on custom field groups here.

Custom Fields: Capture What Counts
Personalize your Pipeline account with custom fields at the company, deal, or person level. Track the details that matter to your business.

Examples:
Field NameAssociationType
Date OpenedPerson or CompanyDate
IndustryPerson, Deal, CompanyDropdown
Mode/ModelDealDropdown
Product Line/TypePerson, DealCustom Field
Shipping AddressDealText

Person Statuses: Know Your Contacts Instantly
Person statuses help you quickly gauge your relationship with each contact. Add as many as you need to fit your workflow.
Examples:
  • Billing Contact
  • Owner
  • Vendor
  • VIP
  • Web
Read more about Person Statuses

Person Tags: Flexible Labeling
Tags let you group people by roles, attributes, or interests. There’s no limit to how many you can use.
Sample Tags:
  • Billing Contact
  • Contractor
  • Owner
  • Partner
  • Vendor
Admins can manage tags in Account Settings or add them directly from the list view. Learn more here.

Sources: See Where Your Leads Come From
Tracking sources helps you understand which marketing efforts are driving business.
Common Sources:
  • Inbound Advertising
  • Marketing Campaign
  • Social Media
  • Referral
  • Expansion Opportunity

For more information on lead sources, click here.


Pipelines & Stages: Map Every Step
Multiple pipelines mean you can manage different products or services with their own unique processes.
How it works:
  1. Create pipelines for every product or service you offer.
  2. Define stages for each pipeline.
  3. Track deals as they move through your workflow.
Learn more about multiple pipelines here.

Key Takeaways
  • Use categories and tags for smarter filtering and reporting.
  • Customize fields and groups to match your workflow.
  • Keep formatting clean for easy reading—short paragraphs, plenty of white space, and bold highlights where it counts.
If you have more questions, reach out to our support team at [email protected].
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