Deal registration & PRM

Give partners a clean way to register deals and give your team a single pipeline to run them. Configurable stages, kanban boards, and a partner-facing view that only ever shows a partner their own deals — enforced in the data layer, not the UI.

app.partneros.com/deals
Deals /Deal pipeline
N
BoardTableForecast
Pipeline: Channel ▾Filter8 deals · $359k
Registered3
Acme Corp
$40,000AC
Vertex
$22,000VX
Lumen
$31,000LM
Qualified2
Meridian
$75,000MR
Orbit
$54,000OB
Proposal2
Helio
$48,000HE
Cobalt
$29,000CB
Won1
Northwind
$60,000NW
The problem

Deal registration is a form that goes nowhere

Partners register a deal and hear nothing back. Your team can't see the pipeline, conflicts surface late, and nobody agrees on what stage anything is in. Attribution — and trust — erodes.

How it works

The flow, end to end

01

Register

A partner registers a deal from the portal; it enters your default pipeline at its initial stage.

02

Qualify

Your team moves it across stages on the board — each move is tracked and reversible.

03

Close

Landing on a won stage fires close-out logic: commissions accrue, playbooks run, analytics update.

Capabilities

What's in the box

Deal registration

Partners register opportunities from their portal; you see them the moment they land.

Configurable pipelines

Define your own stages per deal type — validated against the pipeline, not a hardcoded enum.

Kanban boards

Drag deals across stages on a shared board, colored by stage with won/lost semantics.

Strict deal isolation

A partner only ever sees their own deals; scoping is enforced server-side on every query.

Stage-driven automation

Any stage change is an event — trigger approvals, notifications, or commission accrual.

Pipelines vs. playbooks

Pipelines define where a deal is. Playbooks define what happens when it moves.

Stages are pure state — the board columns a deal moves through. The automation engine reacts to those movements. Keeping the two separate means you can redesign a pipeline without touching a single automation.

  • Multiple pipelines per entity type, each with its own stages
  • Semantic stage flags (initial / won / lost / closed) drive business logic
  • Operators see every partner's pipeline; partners see only their own
app.partneros.com/deals
Deals /Deal pipeline
N
BoardTableForecast
Pipeline: Channel ▾Filter8 deals · $359k
Registered3
Acme Corp
$40,000AC
Vertex
$22,000VX
Lumen
$31,000LM
Qualified2
Meridian
$75,000MR
Orbit
$54,000OB
Proposal2
Helio
$48,000HE
Cobalt
$29,000CB
Won1
Northwind
$60,000NW
Protection & attribution

Every registered deal is timestamped, owned, and traceable

A deal enters the pipeline attributed to the partner who registered it, at a known stage, on a known date. Conflicts surface early instead of at close, attribution is never in doubt, and each stage change is recorded as an event you can audit or automate against.

  • Registration attributes the deal to the partner, permanently
  • Full, reversible stage-change history on the board
  • Won / lost / closed flags drive close-out logic, not string matching
app.partneros.com/deals
Deals /Deal pipeline
N
BoardTableForecast
Pipeline: Channel ▾Filter8 deals · $359k
Registered3
Acme Corp
$40,000AC
Vertex
$22,000VX
Lumen
$31,000LM
Qualified2
Meridian
$75,000MR
Orbit
$54,000OB
Proposal2
Helio
$48,000HE
Cobalt
$29,000CB
Won1
Northwind
$60,000NW
100%
of a partner's deals stay private to them
custom pipelines per deal type
1
shared board across your whole team
0
stage logic hardcoded to a fixed enum

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