Sales forecasting · Cerebral Frame

A sales forecast that says how sure it is.

Built from the data already on hand: the CRM, the email, the notes, the tags. We pull it out, forecast what closes and when, and push the estimates back into the CRM where the team already works.

  • Your own data.
  • No seat charges.
  • Nothing to migrate.
  • In the cloud, or secure and offline on your own machines.

Pull out, forecast, push back

  1. Pull out

    Read from the CRM, not retyped into a spreadsheet.

    Deals, stages, notes, tags, and the email threads around them, read where they already sit.

  2. Forecast

    A range, not a single hopeful number.

    What closes and when, deal by deal and rolled up, each with how sure it is.

  3. Push back

    Estimates in the CRM, not in a separate report.

    The estimates and notes land on the deal records the team already opens.

A pipeline, read

Sample — illustrative mock-up

Equipment dealer, four salespeople

Invented deals and numbers, to show the reading. Not client data.

Deal Quoted Last recorded Reading Forecast close
Two compact loaders, repeat account $96,000 2 days ago current in 6 to 18 days
Utility trailer, walk-in quote $14,500 5 days ago current in 3 to 12 days
Fleet of mowers, municipal bid $210,000 23 days ago stale in 10 to 55 days
Used skid steer, trade-in pending $38,000 31 days ago stale in 20 to 70 days
Excavator, quoted by phone — — dark nobody records it, so no forecast
Next 30 days: between $110,500 and $358,500 across 4 deals, wide because 2 of them are stale. 1 more nobody records, so it adds nothing.

Above, each deal is marked by how recently anything was recorded on it. Untouched for weeks is stale, and its window is wide; a deal that lives only in someone's inbox is dark, and gets no forecast. How it works

Works with HubSpot · Pipedrive · Close · Freshsales · Copper · Spreadsheets · CSV exports. Names belong to their owners; no affiliation or endorsement is implied.

Where to start

  1. A 20-minute call

    Tell us how the forecast is done now. We say whether a pilot fits.

  2. Then the $400 consultation, a generous half day

    We sit with the sales manager, the CRM, and the inbox until we can see how deals move. A proposal for the pilot follows within a week.