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Overview Steps Pipeline Analysis Page Overview Search and Filter Options Measure Options View Options Using Graph View Using Pivot View Using List View Example Screenshots Bar Chart Pie Chart OverviewLinenFinder LeadFlow manages the sales pipeline by displaying opportunities as they move through defined stages, from origination to sale (Won) or archival (Lost).After the pipeline is organized, use the search options and reports available on the Pipeline Analysis page to review pipeline data.Tip: Click the images to enlarge the details.StepsLog in to your LinenFinder LeadFlow account and open the CRM screen from the left-side navigation menu.This screen displays all sales opportunities organized by pipeline stage. By default, it shows the current user’s pipeline.From the top navigation menu, click “Reporting,” then select “Pipeline” from the dropdown menu.Pipeline Analysis Page OverviewWhen the Pipeline Analysis page opens, a bar graph automatically loads, showing prorated revenue fr

OverviewPipeline stages help LinenFinder LeadFlow users quickly manage and track opportunities by organizing them into customizable statuses. These stages provide a clear view of where each opportunity sits within the sales process.Sales manager users (admin-level access) can create and adjust pipeline stages by following the steps below.Adding and Adjusting Pipeline StagesLog in to your LinenFinder LeadFlow account and open the CRM screen from the left-side navigation menu.Scroll to the far-right of the screen and click “+ Stage.”Enter the stage name and click “Add.”Drag and drop the stage to place it in the desired position within the pipeline. Changes are saved automatically. 

Overview Scheduling an Activity Activity Action Buttons Scheduling an Action (To-Do) Scheduling a Call Scheduling a Meeting Scheduling an Email Viewing All ActivitiesOverviewActivities such as phone calls, emails, and follow-up actions can be scheduled directly from the LeadFlow pipeline.The system is flexible and customizable, allowing you to include detailed information when scheduling an activity. You may attach files, add links or media, insert tables, or format notes using bullet lists, numbered lists, or checklists.This article explains how to schedule different types of activities for an opportunity and how to view and manage scheduled activities.Tip: Click the images to enlarge the details.Scheduling an ActivityLog in to your LinenFinder LeadFlow account and select the CRM screen from the left-side navigation menu.Locate an opportunity in the pipeline. Click the clock icon next to the priority stars and select “Schedule an activity.”A pop-up window will appear, allowing you to

OverviewThis article provides guidance for IT professionals responsible for installing and deploying LinenMaster desktop applications. It covers supported operating systems, Microsoft Store requirements, security considerations, deployment options, and supported and unsupported installation methods.The intent is to help IT teams plan installations while maintaining their organization’s security and device management standards.Frequently Asked Questions1. Do users need a Microsoft account to install the applications?No. While a Microsoft account was previously required, this is no longer the case. Starting in 2019, Windows 10 no longer requires a Microsoft account to download free applications from the Microsoft Store. Users signed in with a Local Account can bypass Microsoft account sign-in by selecting “No, thanks” when prompted.2. What operating systems can I use with the Windows applications?LinenMaster officially supports Windows 10 and Windows 11 desktop operating systems. We test

Software DownloadsLinenMaster applications are now delivered through the Microsoft Store, bringing the following benefits:One-click download and installation. Automatic updates through the Microsoft Store. Ability to deploy through Microsoft Intune or Microsoft Store for Business. No need to access registry or protected folders. No need for administrator privileges to run the application. Extensive security and usability review by Microsoft.Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Service Pack 1 RedistributableRequired for all applicationsDownloadAssign Garment To ObjectDownloadAssign Object To DeliveryDownloadAssign Object To RouteDownloadFloor ManagerDownloadGarment InspectionDownloadGarment ManagerDownloadGarment SortDownloadInformation ManagerDownloadManage ContainersDownloadOffice ManagerDownloadPack MakeupDownloadPersonal Clothing CountDownloadPrint ServerDownloadRoute ManagerDownloadScan CartDownloadScan GarmentDownloadSoil CountDownloadSterile Batch MakeupDownloadSterile Batch ReleaseDownload

Overview Accessing the Contacts Screen Adding a Company Adding a Contact to a Company Adding an Individual Tip: Click the images to enlarge the details.OverviewContacts allow you to track companies and individuals, link them to sales activities, and record notes in one centralized location. LinenFinder LeadFlow supports both Company and Individual contacts.The sections below explain how to add companies and individuals to the LinenFinder LeadFlow site.Accessing the Contacts ScreenLog in to your LinenFinder LeadFlow account and select the Contacts screen from the left-side navigation menu.The Contacts screen displays all saved companies and individuals. From this screen, you can view contact details, opportunities, quotations, calendars, and scheduled activities.If needed, contacts and leads can be imported to LeadFlow during the implementation process.To add a new company or individual, click “New.”Adding a CompanySelect the “Company” radio button. Enter the company name. Complete the

Overview Sales User vs. Sales Manager User Steps Creating a Sales User Creating a Sales Manager User User Invitation Email User Customization Two-Factor Authentication User ManagementTip: Click the images to enlarge the details.Overview LinenFinder LeadFlow allows you to manage user access through defined roles with different permission levels.This article explains how to access the Users screen, review existing users, and create new user profiles for both Sales and Sales Manager roles. It also covers how invitations are sent and highlights common user-level customization options.Sales User vs. Sales Manager UserThe system supports two primary sales-related roles: Sales User and Sales Manager User. Each role controls what the user can view, create, and manage within LeadFlow.Sales User – This user profile will only have access to the opportunities assigned to their pipeline. Sales Manager – Users with this role will have access to all user pipelines as well as the ability to add new