Your pipeline moves itself. You keep the veto.
One call, one stage. Written to HubSpot, Close or Pipedrive about a minute after you hang up — with Undo sitting right next to it and your real stages in the dropdown.
It advances the deal. It will not close it.
Bookedt moves a deal one stage forward off what was actually said, and stops there. Closed-Won is a human decision and always will be. If it read the room wrong, the receipt has a dropdown of your pipeline's real stages — re-pick and it writes straight back.
- Undo is in the receipt, not buried in a settings page.
- Your stage names, pulled from your CRM — not a generic ladder.
- Nothing without permission — no deals scope, no stage push, and it says so.
Bookedt✓ In HubSpotEvery call on this deal, on one spine.
Calls, CRM notes and stage changes for one deal, in order, in the extension. Not “my meetings this week” — this account, everything that ever happened on it, including what the rep before you did.
- Type the deal name in the extension and the whole history is there.
- Inherited deals stop being a mystery on day one.
- Nothing is rewritten — Bookedt only ever appends.
- Aug 4Call — pricing35 reps, 10 more in Q4. SSO required before signing.
- Aug 4Stage → Demo Scheduledfrom Discovery · by Bookedt
- Jul 18Note — StefanBudget approved, procurement next week.
- Jun 15Note — AnaMet at the conference, asked about SSO pricing.
Your CRM stays your CRM.
Bookedt doesn't ask your team to move into a new system, and it doesn't keep a second copy of the truth. It writes into the CRM you already pay for — contacts, notes, stages — and everything it writes says who wrote it.
- Adds only. Existing pipeline history is never overwritten.
- Attributed. Notes land under the rep, not under a robot.
- Retries, visibly. A failed sync says so instead of quietly vanishing.
Pipeline that reflects the calls you actually had.
Connect your CRM in a minute. Nothing is written until you say so.