Relationship to companies
Opportunities always exist within a company, forming a one-to-many relationship. A single company can have many opportunities, but each opportunity belongs to exactly one company. It is common for a company to have more than one opportunity. For example:- Separate product deals — A company may be evaluating two different products, each tracked as its own opportunity with distinct stages, amounts, and close dates.
- Different timelines — A company may have a deal that closed last quarter and a new deal in early-stage negotiations.
- Expansion and upsell — An existing customer may have a renewal opportunity running alongside an expansion deal for additional seats or a new product line.
What’s next
Managing Opportunities
Filter, search, and organize your opportunities list with views and columns.
Opportunity Record
View and edit an opportunity’s details, company info, and relationships.
Opportunity Contact Roles
Understand how contacts are linked to opportunities through OCRs.