Home is a new page that shows every deal where something needs to happen: either the next move is yours, or you have been waiting on someone longer than normal. It replaces the Dashboard as your starting point for the day.
The rule is simple: if a deal is on Home, there is a reason. If your queue is empty, you are all caught up. The list refreshes automatically every hour.
How to read the list
Each row is a deal. The Action chip tells you why it is here, and Action Since tells you how long it has been waiting. Deals are sorted so the most urgent work is at the top: drain the list from the top down.
Chip colors carry meaning:
Red: the next move is yours. These appear the moment the deal enters that stage.
Yellow: you are waiting on a funder or merchant, and the wait has gone past normal turnaround.
Purple: a past funding is up for renewal.
Working a deal without leaving Home
Click any row to open the deal panel. You get the merchant's phone and email, the action and status, offers, submissions with funder responses, and notes. Most work happens right here.
At the top of the panel: Full Deal (opens the complete deal record), Update Status, and Submit. When a deal's action is Pitch offer, a Pitched button also appears: click it after you pitch (by phone or in writing) to log which offer you pitched. That is what marks the pitch as done and clears the deal from Home.
On each offer row you will find five buttons:
Email Offer: emails the offer terms to the merchant. What you see in the preview is what sends.
Text Offer: texts the offer terms to the merchant's phone.
Request DL/VC: emails the merchant for their driver's license and a voided check.
Request Contract: emails the funder to request contracts, attaching the merchant's DL and voided check if on file.
Funded: records the advance and moves the deal to Funded. Nothing is sent to anyone.
Deals with funding history also show an Advances section, listing each past funding on its own row. A purple badge marks any advance that is up for renewal, and every advance row carries an Email Renewal button: it emails a renewal pitch for that advance to the merchant, editable before sending.
Every button opens a confirmation that tells you exactly who receives what and what changes on the deal, before anything sends.
What each action means
Pitch offer: the deal has offers and no pitch has been logged. Pitch the merchant, then click Pitched.
Follow up merchant on offer: the other side of Pitch offer. You already pitched, and the merchant has been sitting on the offer longer than normal. Call them or re-send the terms.
Prepare & submit / Submit to funders / Submit to new funders: the deal is ready to go out. Use Submit.
Resubmit or close out: submissions came back with no approval. Submit to new funders, or close the deal out with Update Status.
Nudge ignored funders: a funder has not responded to one of your submissions. Use Remind Funder on the submission row to send a nudge.
Request contracts: an offer was accepted. Use Request Contract.
Chase funder for contracts: you requested contracts and the funder has not sent them yet. Use Remind Funder on the submission row.
Collect DL/VC / Chase missing docs: documents are outstanding from the merchant. Re-send the request or follow up directly.
Chase signature: contracts are with the merchant. A quick call usually does it; the phone number is on the row.
Finalize funding: contracts are signed. Use Funded once the advance is confirmed.
Follow up repricing: a repricing request is pending with the funder.
Renewal follow-up: a merchant you funded is renewal-eligible. Use Email Renewal on the advance row to send the renewal pitch.
Every action clears on its own once the underlying situation changes: there is nothing to mark as done. The one exception is Pitch offer, which clears when you click Pitched. If the list is empty, you are caught up.
Where did the Dashboard go?
Home replaces it. All your deals, pages, and reports are exactly where they were; only the Dashboard page itself was retired.
Want the Dashboard back? You can restore it any time: go to Settings > Visibility > Pages and uncheck the Hide Dashboard Page field. Home stays available either way.
If something else you relied on is missing, tell us through the chat bubble: we want to hear it.