CRM MVP
A monetary amount on the opportunity, shipped by the vendor.
A number field with a currency symbol in front of it is not the same thing. The test is whether the platform treats the figure as money.
You can count opportunities but not measure them. No pipeline value, no forecast, no way to tell a large opportunity from a small one, and nothing to weight anything by.
In full where the vendor ships a monetary amount. In part where the buyer must create the field. Not at all where no amount can be held.
Pricing and totals carried from the opportunity's products, with weighted and grand totals.
The opportunity model ships a value attribute holding an amount and currency.
Value is a default opportunity field holding a currency amount.
Value ships with a companion currency attribute.
A required value field with a companion currency field.
Value is a shipped monetary attribute, with one-off or recurring periods.
Deal Value is captured when adding a deal.
Size ships as the revenue value, alongside Margin.
monetary_value ships on the Opportunity, surfaced as projected revenue.
An Amount field with currency code.
Estimatedvalue ships as a money column for potential revenue.
The default deal template supplies a Deal value field.
Amount ships as the estimated total sale amount.
Deal value is a shipped currency attribute.
Deal Value ships as a default numbers column.
No amount column ships; value must be added as a custom or magic column.
Amount is a shipped currency field, the amount expected after closing.
Amount ships as a default field on the deal record.
Deal Value is the deal's potential amount, exposed as amount.
Each deal is tracked with its own value, and pipeline currency is configurable.
Lead Value ships, calculated automatically from products on the lead.
Amount ships as the monetary value, with a derived weighted amount.
Amount ships and is rolled up automatically from line item prices.
Amount ships as a currency field for the expected closing value.