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# CRM - Adding a New Opportunity Manually

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After opening your CRM, click on **New Opportunity**;

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* **Set up your Opportunity**;

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1. Select the Lead you want to create the Opportunity for.

{% hint style="info" %}
*<mark style="color:blue;">If the Lead's name is not found, just press ENTER.</mark>*
{% endhint %}

2. Add a title for the Opportunity.
3. Add a value for the opportunity.
4. Add a Status (For example, Open, Won or Lost)
5. Add a Stage for the opportunity (For example, "New Lead")
6. Assign an owner for this opportunity and click save.

Once saved, the new opportunity will be in the stage you selected.

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*Done, your Opportunity will be created!*


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