The Kanban View in the Prospect Module is a visual way to manage and track your prospect leads. It shows the same prospects you see in the regular list view, but displayed as cards grouped under different follow-up status columns.
🔲 How to Open Kanban View
- Log in to DAAI Business Suite.
- Go to the Prospect Module from the sidebar.
- On the top right, near the Add button, you will see a Kanban icon button (three vertical column bars) — this is the Kanban View toggle.
- Click it to open the Kanban interface.
📊 What You’ll See in Kanban View
- Prospects are shown as cards inside status columns.
- Each prospect appears in the column based on its current follow-up status.
- Each column represents a specific Follow-Up Status:
- Pending
- No Response
- Contacted
- Qualifying
- Each column header has its own brand color (e.g., Pending in orange, Contacted in gold) so you can tell them apart at a glance.
- Each card carries a tag for the prospect’s type — Hot, Warm, Cold, or DND — so you can spot priority cards quickly.
Prospects with Follow-up Status set to Not Interested, Client Not a Fit, or No Budget, or with Prospect Type set to Cold or DND, are automatically hidden from the Kanban so the board stays focused on active work.
🖱️ How to Use It (Drag & Drop)
- Drag & Drop:
- Want to update a prospect’s follow-up status? Just drag the card from one column and drop it into another.
- The system will automatically update the follow-up status for that prospect based on the column you dropped it in. Example: drop a card from Pending into No Response, and its follow-up status changes to No Response instantly.
- 👁️ VIEW Button
- You will see a VIEW button next to each prospect on the card.
- When you click this button, it opens that prospect’s full details.
- You can see all the information entered for that prospect — name, contact, company info, follow-up history, qualification checkboxes, etc.
- ✅ Follow-Up Button (green)
- Each card also has a green Follow-Up button.
- When you click on it, it takes you directly to the follow-up form for that specific prospect.
- On this form, you can update follow-up related details such as:
- Follow-Up Status (Pending, Contacted, No Response, etc.)
- Prospect Type (Hot, Warm, Cold, DND)
- Next Follow-Up Date
- Qualification Criteria (tick if the client matches your service need, you can serve them, and they have budget)
This makes it super quick to view or update a prospect without opening too many screens. Just click and manage your follow-ups directly.
🎯 Per-Column Urgency Filter
Each column header has an urgency filter you can apply to focus the column on what’s due:
- Delayed — follow-up date has already passed.
- Today — due today.
- Upcoming — due in the next few days.
- Future — scheduled further out.
- Stalled — no follow-up date set or no recent activity.
📌 Why Use Kanban View?
- It gives a clear picture of where each prospect stands.
- Helps in prioritizing leads and knowing what action is needed next.
- You can quickly move leads through stages without opening each record.
- Easier for sales teams to manage follow-ups and avoid missing any leads.
✅ How Prospects Are Organized
| Column | What It Means |
|---|---|
| Pending | Prospects that are yet to be followed up |
| No Response | Prospects you tried to contact, but got no reply |
| Contacted | Prospects you’ve already spoken with |
| Qualifying | Prospects currently being assessed to check if they’re a good fit |
With this drag-and-drop Kanban view, managing your prospects becomes much faster, simpler, and more visual — no need to open every prospect individually. Tip: use Kanban for daily stand-ups, and switch to Grid for bulk updates or reports.

