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# CRM - How to move opportunities by automation

You can also move opportunities between funnel stages or funnels through CRM automations. 

In this example, we'll create a stage automation, where when the lead responds to the message, we'll move the opportunity to the next stage within the same funnel.

Follow the step-by-step instructions below:

1 - Access CRM;

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2 - Click the automation icon, and then click + to create a new automation in this stage.<br>

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3 - Add a title, then define:&#x20;

* **Trigger**: When the lead sends a message >> Any message, and also set the message channel.
* **Action**: Change the opportunity funnel/stage >> Choose the destination and save.

Keep only a single trigger per lead, and the status open.

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{% hint style="success" %}
To create the automation to move the opportunity between funnels, choose this same action “Change the opportunity funnel/stage”, select the funnel and the funnel stage.
{% endhint %}


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