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Organizing & Viewing Your Deals

Learn how to track deal progress, manage statuses, use deal list views, organize your pipeline, compare quotes, and share deal progress.

Updated April 2026

Learn how to track deal progress, manage statuses, use deal list views, organize your pipeline, compare quotes, and share deal progress.

Deal Statuses

Deal statuses help you track where each deal is in the financing process. You can see the current status in several places: deal cards on the dashboard, the Pipeline Status section, and the Kanban View where deals are organized by status columns.

Dashboard showing deal with status badge

Your deal progresses through these statuses:

  • Preparing Materials — Initial status while setting up your deal. Deal information is not yet shared with lenders.
  • Reaching Out To Lenders — Deal has been launched and emailed to lenders. Auto follow-ups are enabled.
  • Negotiating & Selecting — At least one lender has responded with terms. Review and compare offers.
  • Closing — You've selected a lender and are working toward closing. Auto follow-ups are disabled.
  • Closed — The financing process is complete.
  • Archived — Deals that are no longer active. Can be restored to any prior status.

Most status changes happen automatically based on placement activity (e.g., launching moves status to "Reaching Out," receiving terms moves it to "Negotiating"). You can also manually change status from the Pipeline Status dropdown on the Deal Overview page.

Status dropdown showing available options

Deal List Views

Navigate to Deals in the left sidebar to access your deals. The submenu shows three default options: Finance (active deals), Acquisition (upcoming deals), and Archived (inactive deals).

Deals submenu showing Finance, Acquire, and Archived options

Use the view toggle in the top-right corner to switch between three views:

Kanban View — Displays deals as cards organized by status columns. Great for visualizing your pipeline at a glance.

Kanban view showing deals organized by status

List View — Table format with sortable columns including Property, Asset, Loan Request, Status, Launch Date, Placements, Terms, Tasks, and Team Members. Click any column header to sort.

List view showing deals in table format

Map View — Geographic visualization of your properties.

Use the Search box to quickly find deals by name, address, city, or state. You can also use the AI Filter for complex queries using natural language.

Search box showing deal filtering functionality

Archive, Duplicate & Restore Deals

Three quick actions for managing a deal's lifecycle — each runs from the Deal actions menu on the deal overview page.

  1. Archive a deal

    Open a deal and click the Deal actions button (three dots) in the top right corner. Select Archive Deal, optionally enter a reason, and confirm.

    Deal actions menu button
    Automated follow-ups and email notifications stop. The deal moves to the Archived list.
  2. Duplicate a deal

    From any deal's overview page, click Deal actionsDuplicate Deal.

    Duplicated deal
    A new deal is created with (Copy) appended to the title. Property info, financial details, and loan request parameters are copied; lender selections, outreach history, and activity/notes are not.
  3. Restore an archived deal

    On an archived deal's overview page, click the chevron next to Archived and select Restore.

    The deal returns to active status.

Custom Pipelines

Custom pipelines let you track deals using terminology that matches your own workflow.

  1. Open pipeline settings

    In the sidebar, hover over Deals and click the slider icon to the right of the Deals label.

    Sidebar showing the slider icon next to Deals label
    The pipelines manager opens.
  2. Create a new pipeline

    Click + Add Pipeline, name it (for example "Development" or "Bridge Loans"), and add stages. Name each stage, assign icons, reorder by dragging, and add descriptions. Click Create to save.

    Newly created custom pipeline with stages

    Each stage has a colored icon for quick visual identification. Choose icons that are intuitive for your team and add descriptions to clarify what each phase means.

    Deals dropdown showing custom pipeline
    Your pipeline is saved and appears in the Deals dropdown in the left sidebar. Select it to view assigned deals.

Update Lender Status

Track lender outreach progress in the placement table. While statuses update automatically based on email activity, you can also change them manually.

Navigate to the Outreach tab, click a lender to open their side panel, and click the status dropdown to select a new status:

Status dropdown showing available status options
  • New — Deal has not been sent to this lender
  • Deal Sent — Email has been sent to this lender
  • Lender Reviewing — Lender has replied but hasn't indicated whether to proceed or pass
  • Terms Received — Lender has shared a rough outline of potential terms
  • Term Sheet Received — Lender has shared a formalized term sheet
  • Closing — You have begun the closing process with this lender
  • Closed — The deal has been closed with this lender
  • Unresponsive — Lender has not responded to any emails including auto follow-ups
  • Lender Passed — Lender has indicated they are not interested
  • Willing to Negotiate — Lender is somewhat interested but has an issue with a deal element

If a status is changed to Unresponsive, the platform will prompt you to relaunch the deal to a new contact at that lender (if one is available in the database).

Market Status Reports (MSR)

Market Status Reports (MSRs) are a great tool for sharing deal progress with your internal team or clients. The report contains high-level loan statistics, updates on individual lender conversations, and suggested next steps for moving the deal forward.

  1. Open MSR Reports from Outreach

    From your deal, click the Outreach tab to navigate to your placement table. Click Actions in the top right of your screen, followed by MSR Reports.

    The MSR Reports panel opens with the option to generate a new report or download the most recent one.
  2. Shape the outline

    Review the MSR outline and pick which groups of lenders you want to include updates for, based on each lender's status on the deal. You can also make in-line edits to the outline.

    Default sections are General Deal Progress, Pass Analysis, Next Steps, and Lender-Specific Updates.

    The generated MSR will include exactly the sections and lender groups you want.
  3. Generate and download

    Click Generate. A notification appears at the bottom of your screen prompting you to download the report.

    You receive the report and can share it with your team or clients. You can generate as many MSRs as you want at any time.

Quote Matrix

When a lender sends a quote via email or attachment, Lev reads the message and pulls key data into the Quote Matrix: interest rate, loan proceeds, amortization period, and term length — displayed side by side for easy comparison.

To get accurate results, include key terms in the body of the email or a clearly labeled PDF, and use bullet points or simple formatting.

If Lev misses a quote — or if a lender gives you details over the phone — click the pencil icon in the Matrix to add or adjust entries manually.

Three common quote actions — each starts from the deal's Outreach tab.

  1. Submit a quote manually

    Click a lender to open their side panel, then navigate to the Terms tab. Click Add New Quote and select the quote type.

    Fill in fields including Loan Amount, Max LTV, Rate (Fixed or Floating), Term, and Amortization, then click Save.

    Completed quote form with Save button
    The quote appears in the Matrix alongside other lender terms.
  2. Update an existing quote

    In the lender's Terms tab, click the three-dot menuEdit Term. Navigate between tabs (Quote Details, Funding, Terms, Structure & Fees, Notes) to update fields, then click Update Terms.

    Your changes are reflected across the Quote Matrix and the lender's Terms tab.
  3. Export quotes to CSV

    Open Quick ActionsView Quote Matrix, then click Export Quotes.

    A CSV file with every quote on the deal is downloaded.
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