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Pursuits

Pursuits is your business-development pipeline — the open opportunities you're working, from first conversation to won (or lost). It keeps the deals, their next steps, and their deadlines in one honest view.

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Pursuits — the pipeline board
  1. Opportunities by stage, from lead to won.
  2. Revenue split into project and recurring (MRR).
  3. Proposals out and awaiting decision.
  4. Touch history and conversion signals.

Opportunities & stages

Each pursuit belongs to a client/prospect and moves through stages (lead onward to won or lost), carries a health, an owner, a next step with a date, and a target close date. The pipeline view groups pursuits by stage so you can see where everything sits.

Revenue: project vs recurring

A pursuit's value can be a one-time project fee (estimated revenue) or recurring — a monthly amount (MRR) over a minimum number of months. For recurring deals Ventura computes the contract value from MRR × term. Weighted revenueapplies the pursuit's probability so the pipeline total is realistic.

Pricing a proposal

From a pursuit, Price this →opens the rate-card estimator: enter expected hours per role and it returns fee, cost, margin, and blended rate, with an optional proposed-fee field for realization and margin at a discount. You can save the fee straight back to the pursuit. Cross-check it against the firm's service-line library of actuals.

Views

  • Today — pursuits needing attention now.
  • Pipeline — the stage board.
  • Proposals — what's out and awaiting decision.
  • Activity and Insights — touch history and conversion signals.

Won → engagement

When a pursuit is won, hand it off to Clients — it converts into an engagement, carrying the context across so delivery starts with what BD already knows.

Pursuits is BD data: partners see all; senior managers and managers see the pursuits they own; staff and contractors don't see this workspace.