Restoration CRM, built for the way you actually sell.
Accounts, contacts, opportunities, and pipeline — built around BD relationships, referral sources, and recurring restoration accounts. Not a translation from horizontal sales.
A CRM built for restoration sales.
Restoration deals run through BD relationships, referral sources, and account history. Relay's CRM is built around those motions — not retrofitted from a horizontal sales CRM.
- Account, contact, and opportunity records
- Pipeline tied to restoration sales stages
- BD activity log and reporting
- Lead source attribution to closed revenue
- Email and call activity on every contact
- Opportunity-to-job conversion in one click
Inside the CRM module.
Five capabilities that make the CRM work — and what each one connects to.
Pipeline built for restoration sales stages.
Lead, Qualified, Proposal, Won — the stages reflect how restoration accounts actually convert. Pipeline rolls up by source, rep, and territory.
- Restoration-specific pipeline stages
- Rollups by source, rep, and territory
- Forecast visible across the team
Activity and emails on every contact.
Source attribution from first touch to closed revenue.
Reporting that ties sales to operations.
Restoration sales is not horizontal sales.
Five things that make Relay's CRM restoration-specific — not a translation from generic pipeline software.
BD relationships, not transactional sales
Restoration sells through plumbers, adjusters, and property managers — relationships, not single transactions.
Accounts repeat. Pipeline is multi-touch.
Restoration accounts come back for losses across years. The pipeline tracks history, not just current opportunities.
Referral sources are first-class contacts
Plumbers and adjusters who refer aren't customers — they're a network. Relay treats them as a first-class entity.
Source attribution is required, not optional
Restoration marketing spend without attribution is unreviewable. CRM source ties to channel ROI.
Opportunity becomes job, in one record
When the opportunity converts, the customer, address, and activity flow into the job. No re-entry.
Three teams on the same pipeline.
Each role uses the CRM differently. Dedicated role pages are on the way.
Business Development
Spend more time in front of customers.
Pipeline visibility, activity logged automatically, conversion to job in one click.
Coming soonOwners
See the whole pipeline.
Pipeline, win rate, account value, and BD activity rolled up beside operations and finance.
Coming soonOperations
Pick up where sales left off.
Customer, scope, and activity history flow from opportunity into the job record.
Coming soon
Connected to leads, communications, jobs, and marketing.
The CRM is the middle of the platform — leads in, jobs out, every conversation on the record.
How is Relay's CRM different from a horizontal CRM?
It's built around restoration sales motions — BD relationships, referral sources, recurring accounts, and loss-driven intake. The stages, the activities, and the reporting are restoration-specific.
Does Relay's CRM track referral sources?
Yes. Plumbers, adjusters, and property managers who refer are first-class contacts with their own history, attribution, and reporting.
How do opportunities become jobs?
Opportunity-to-job conversion is one click. The customer, scope, source, and activity history carry into the job record.
Are calls and emails logged automatically?
Yes. Calls through Communications and emails through the email integration attach to the contact and account automatically.
Can the CRM report on activity and ROI together?
Yes. Pipeline, win rate, BD activity, and source ROI report alongside operational and financial metrics in the same dashboards.
See CRM in your operation.
Thirty minutes with a restoration specialist. We'll walk through pipeline, activity, and source ROI against the way your team sells today.