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CRM for consultancies that do business together with others

For consultancies with 1–30 employees, Yoin Networks can be the only lightweight sales tool: companies, contacts, deal boards, follow-up and who knows whom. For medium-sized and larger consultancies already using HubSpot, Salesforce or Upsales, Yoin adds a simple relationship and collaboration layer for partner deals and the contact puzzle. Share the deal room without exposing amounts or margins and choose your own board or a simple shared-deals list.

Relationships and partner deals need a shared room

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A consultancy’s deals come through relationships and referrals, not cold lists.

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Traditional CRMs structure formal pipelines and forecasting. Yoin can simplify sales in a small company or complement an existing CRM in a larger one.

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Partner deals and the contact puzzle need a simple shared room where parties collaborate without sharing their entire registers.

Everything a consultancy needs day to day

Register

Contact and company register with relationship context (who knows whom, where you met).

Deal boards

Deal boards with a follow-up pulse – the next step is always visible.

Guest link

Guest link: invite a subcontractor or partner into a single deal in ten seconds.

AI assistant

Your AI assistant reads and updates the register, so meeting notes are logged in seconds.

Separate discussion threads

Keep internal team discussions separate from shared partner discussions on the same deal, with a consolidated overview in the message inbox.

Materials & documents in context

Upload files or link documents from Microsoft 365 (OneDrive/SharePoint) and external links directly to the deal, Workspace or meeting room. Keep supporting material together in the right context.

Own Boards – one deal, two companies, your own numbers

Example in practice

An IT consultancy and a change-management firm submit a joint bid to a region. Both see the same next step, while each tracks its own fee on its own board.

Share back

Two weeks later, the agency finds an IT need at one of its clients and passes the ball back.

The scenarios in practice

Scenario 01

Single shared deals & "Each Their Own Board"

Partner deal · private amounts

Run a specific deal together with a partner. Share the deal room, context and next steps without exposing amounts or margins. Each party chooses their own board or a simple shared-deals list.

Example in practice

An IT consultancy and a change-management firm submit a joint bid to a region. Both see the same next step, while each tracks its own fee on its own board.

Scenario 03

The three-party deal & the network echo

Door Opener · Doer · Customer

Three roles in concert: the Door Opener who gives a warm intro, the Doer who drives the deal, and the Customer. The Door Opener stays in the loop without being dragged into needless noise.

Example in practice

An accountant tips off an ERP consultant about a client outgrowing its system. The consultant runs the deal and the accountant gets a short status pulse when the contract is signed – no email chains.

Scenario 04

Invite in 10 seconds (viral guest link)

Secure link · one single deal

Invite an external consultant or partner into a single deal via a secure link. They are in immediately – and can mirror the deal to their own free Yoin account with one click.

Example in practice

A sales manager invites a freelance solution architect into a single tender. The architect is in within ten seconds and sees only that deal.

Scenario 05

The AI assistant as shared relationship memory

Claude · Copilot · ChatGPT

Your AI (Claude, Copilot or ChatGPT) reads and updates your shared context, suggests who should contact whom and logs meeting notes in seconds.

Example in practice

After a client meeting the salesperson dictates a summary to Claude, which logs the meeting, moves the deal to Proposal and adds a follow-up for Friday.

Traditional CRM and Yoin Networks – different strengths, together or on their own

Traditional CRM (HubSpot, Salesforce, Upsales, Pipedrive)Yoin Networks
FocusFormal pipeline, sales process and forecastingRelationships, the contact puzzle and shared partner deals
Share a deal with a partnerCollaboration options depend on the system and setupShared deal room, private amounts; your own board or a simple list
Who knows whom at the customer?Customer and contact data in the organisation’s CRMSolve the contact puzzle with selected partners without sharing address books
Small or larger consultancy?Structure for the team’s pipeline and forecastA lightweight sales tool for small companies; a relationship and collaboration layer alongside an existing CRM for larger ones

Free for you, pilot pricing for the team

Personal Network
SEK 0

Free for your Personal Network.

Company Workspace
Pilot

You only pay for shared Company or Partner Workspaces or extended capacity. Pilot pricing by team size is set together with our pilot companies.

External guests
SEK 0

Free guest seats for shared deals – no licence required.

06FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Terms & Glossary →
Which CRM suits a small consultancy?

One that requires minimal data entry and handles the fact that deals come through relationships and partners. That is what Yoin is built for.

Can we share a pipeline with a partner company without showing our prices?

Yes. With Own Boards you share the deal room without exposing amounts or margins. Each party chooses their own board or a simple shared-deals list – a partner does not need to run a pipeline board.

Is Yoin Networks free?

Your personal room and guest seats for shared deals cost SEK 0. You only pay for shared Company or Partner Workspaces or extended capacity. Company plans are priced by team size during the pilot period.

The only CRM your small company needs – and it shares deals with partners