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Sales room → Customer portal, in one motion

One branded room for every customer — from first quote to renewal.

Built-in quoting, RFP builder, HubSpot pipeline, and a digital sales room that turns into the customer portal the moment you win the deal. No more PDF chains, no more lost links, no more "where did we leave off?"

38%

Faster close

2.4×

Quote-to-sign velocity

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Tools to bolt on

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Sales Room

Cobalt Tooling · Managed Services Proposal

Stage 3 · Negotiation

Statement of work v3

v3 incorporates negotiated SLA tier (Gold) and adds a 30-day onboarding addendum. 1 unresolved comment from Legal.

Buyer engagement:3 stakeholders · 11 views this week

The lifecycle

One URL. Four stages. Zero context loss.

Most MSPs hand off four different tools across pre-sale, signing, onboarding, and support. Corei collapses them into one room that evolves with the customer.

HubSpot sync

01

Pipeline

HubSpot deal moves a stage — the room is spun up automatically.

AI-assisted

02

RFP & quote

Respond to RFPs with reusable answer libraries. Quote from delivery-proven templates.

Built-in

03

Sign

E-signature, MSA, and DPA live in the same room. Audit trail attached to the deal.

Zero handoff

04

Becomes the portal

On close, the sales room reskins into the customer portal — no migration, same URL.

Win the deal

Quoting and RFP response, in the same room as the buyer.

Stop building quotes in spreadsheets, RFP responses in Word, and proposals in a third tool. Corei ships a quoting engine and an RFP builder that share your delivery catalog, your pricing rules, and your win history.

Quoting tool

Bundle managed services, projects, and hardware. Approval routes, margin guardrails, and version history baked in.

RFP builder

Answer library learns from every prior response. Corei drafts the first pass; your team edits the last 20%.

Send as a room, not a PDF

Buyers open one branded URL. You see who viewed what, for how long, and where they hesitated.

E-sign and MSA in place

Signature, MSA, and DPA all live in the room. No DocuSign re-link, no separate audit trail.

Quote · v3

Cobalt Tooling — Managed Services

Margin 41%
Line itemTermTotal
Managed Services — 220 endpoints12 mo$96,800
Backup & DR — Tier 212 mo$28,400
Onboarding (one-time)1$12,000
vCIO quarterly4$11,000
Year 1 total$148,200
Approval routed to Marlow Vegav3 · 2h ago

Redlines without the back-and-forth

Term changes are handled in the room — and routed to the right approver automatically.

When a buyer asks for a discount, a custom SLA, an indemnity carve-out, or a payment-term shift, your rep doesn't have to chase Legal in Slack or wait on the CFO between meetings. Corei captures the requested change in the sales room, classifies it, and routes it to the approver who owns that lever — with full context attached.

Capture redlines in context

Buyers comment on the exact clause, quote line, or SOW section. Every change request lives on the artifact it touches — no parallel email thread.

Smart routing to leadership

Pricing concessions go to Sales leadership, MSA edits to Legal, scope shifts to Delivery, payment terms to Finance. Routing rules ship preset and tune to your org.

Guardrails and thresholds

Auto-approve inside policy (e.g., ≤8% discount, Net-30). Anything beyond escalates with the dollar impact, margin delta, and precedent already attached.

Rep stays out of the middle

Approvers respond in-room or via email. The buyer sees a clean, single source of truth — the rep keeps selling instead of relaying messages.

Change Requests · SOW v3

Cobalt Tooling · 2 open redlines

Approvers reviewing

Buyer · Marlow Vega

Pending

Requesting 12% discount on Year 1

Routed to Sales VP·Margin 41% → 35%

Buyer · K. Ortiz (Legal)

Approved

Cap mutual indemnity at 12 mo fees

Routed to Legal·Within policy

Buyer · CFO office

Pending

Net-45 instead of Net-30

Routed to Finance·DSO +15d · ~$6.1k float
Guardrail: discounts ≤8% auto-approve · MSA edits always require Legal

Keep the customer

The sales room becomes the customer portal — same URL, no migration.

The moment a customer signs, the room reskins. Quote and RFP artifacts move to an archive tab. Tickets, projects, invoices, documents, and QBR insights take their place. Stakeholders keep the bookmark they already trust.

Zero-handoff close

Onboarding plan, asset inventory, and contact map carry across from the sales room automatically.

Full service surface

Tickets, projects, scheduled work, invoices, and documents — all in one portal, branded to you.

Stakeholder visibility

Role-based views so executives see QBR insights and IT contacts see ticket detail.

Enterprise-ready access

SSO, granular permissions, and a full audit trail per customer org.

Customer Portal

Cobalt Tooling · Active

room.coreiplatform.com / cobalt-tooling
OverviewTicketsProjectsInvoicesDocumentsArchive

Open tickets

INC-48211

VPN slowness — Denver office

In progress

INC-48196

New hire onboarding — M. Vega

Scheduled

INC-48144

Backup verification report

Resolved
Marlow Vega replied 14m ago · awaiting your response

Pipeline that actually reflects reality

Native HubSpot integration — deals, contacts, and stages stay in lockstep.

Corei writes to HubSpot the way your CRM-led team expects. Deal stage advances when the buyer signs in the room. Contacts sync both ways. Engagement signals from the sales room land on the deal timeline so AEs walk into every call informed.

Bi-directional sync

Companies, contacts, deals, and line items mirror between Corei and HubSpot — conflict rules included.

Buyer engagement on the timeline

Every view, comment, and signature lands on the HubSpot deal as a structured event.

Stage automation

Sales room milestones move HubSpot stages. No more 'forgot to update the CRM.'

Scoped, auditable access

Per-portal HubSpot credentials, full audit log, granular field mapping.

HS

HubSpot · Deal #20481

Synced 30s ago

Discovery

Proposal

Negotiation

Closed Won

3 stakeholders viewed SOW v3

11 views this week · from sales room

MSA opened by Marlow Vega

signature pending

Line items synced to HubSpot

$148,200 / yr · 4 items

Next stage trigger

On signature → Closed Won + spin up portal

Outcomes

What this changes for the revenue team.

38%

Faster sales cycles

Cobalt Tooling, 4 quarters

2.4×

Quote-to-sign velocity

vs. PDF + DocuSign baseline

92%

Portal adoption

Stakeholders logging in monthly

$0

Bolt-on cost

Quoting, e-sign, portal, RFP all included

The honest comparison

Stop paying for four tools to do one job.

CapabilityStitched stackCorei Sales Room
QuotingSpreadsheet + PDF exportNative engine with margin guardrails
RFP responseWord doc, copy-paste from past winsAnswer library + Corei first draft
SignatureDocuSign re-link to dealBuilt-in, audit trail attached to room
Redlines & term changesSlack pings to Legal, CFO email chains, rep relays messagesCaptured in-room, auto-routed to the right approver with guardrails
Buyer engagementEmail open rates, maybePer-stakeholder, per-document analytics
Handoff to deliveryNew tool, new logins, new contextSame room reskins to portal
Customer portalSeparate product, separate URLContinuous from day one
HubSpot syncManual stage updatesBi-directional, milestone-driven

Questions

What buyers ask before they switch.

Does the sales room really become the customer portal automatically?

Yes. On signature, the room reskins to portal mode. Quote and RFP artifacts move to an archive tab; tickets, projects, invoices, and documents take their place. The URL, branding, and stakeholder list carry over.

How does the HubSpot integration handle conflicts?

Bi-directional sync with deterministic conflict rules per object. You choose which system wins per field (e.g., HubSpot owns deal stage, Corei owns line items). Every sync event is logged.

Can the quoting tool enforce margin and approval rules?

Yes — minimum-margin guardrails, role-based approval routes, and version history are built in. Approvals fire in-app and to email; everything stays on the deal.

Do customers need a separate login for the portal?

No. Stakeholders use the same magic link or SSO they used in the sales room. Role-based views control who sees QBR insights vs. ticket detail.

Does this replace HubSpot or ConnectWise PSA?

Neither. The sales room sits in front of HubSpot for deal motion and writes back to ConnectWise PSA on close — so service delivery starts in your existing system of record.

How are redlines and term changes handled without slowing the deal?

Buyers leave change requests directly on the clause, quote line, or SOW section. Corei classifies the ask (price, legal, scope, payment terms) and routes it to the right leader — Sales VP, Legal, Delivery, or Finance — with the financial impact and policy guardrails attached. Anything inside policy auto-approves; anything outside escalates with one click. The rep is never the messenger.

See the room in action

Watch a deal go from RFP to portal in ten minutes.

We'll spin up a sample room with your branding, walk the quoting and HubSpot sync live, then show the close-and-flip into a customer portal.