# A door to door CRM built around the address Knockdesk is field sales software for door-to-door teams, and it is a door to door CRM whose account is the address. The pin holds the history. The knock, the outcome, the lead, and the deal are events on that door, not rows someone typed after the route. ## A canvassing CRM starts at the door A desk CRM starts with a name and a phone number. A canvassing crm starts with a door that may never have answered. Nobody-home is a real status. Do not contact is a real status. A bad address is a real status. If those never hit the map, the next rep knocks them again and the d2d crm is a story, not a record. Territory ownership is the other half. Draw the area, cut turf a rep can finish, and assign it. A crm for door to door sales that lets every rep see every pin is how two crews walk the same cul-de-sac. Knockdesk shows a rep the doors that are theirs. The visit still has to save with no signal. The door to door sales crm on the phone keeps the outcome and sends it when the signal returns. The office map is the same pins, not a second system the manager reconciles on Saturday. - [Canvass](/canvass) - [Door-to-door sales software](/door-to-door-sales-software) ## From the knock to the lead to the deal Interested can open a lead while the rep is still on the porch, tied to that pin and that vendor. The lead uses the stages you teach at the door: new, contacted, qualified, interested, appointment, proposal, negotiation, won, lost, nurture, or do not contact. A qualified lead can open a deal with the value and the close window you set. The same words are the board and the door. You are not translating a porch outcome into a phone-sales stage at the end of the day. Follow-up is a task with an owner and a day, on the timeline of that address. ## One opportunity per lead and vendor One opportunity per lead and vendor. The next rep does not sell a house that already bought, and does not open a second deal for the same product. The vendor on the turf is the vendor on the commission, so the d2d crm and the pay stay on the same work. A sold outcome on the porch is not yet a sale you will pay. Confirm it, or match it to the vendor's file. Until then, forecast is the open money, and a closed deal stays closed. ## The address keeps the timeline Every knock on that door stays on the pin: who went, what they marked, and, when they recorded with consent, the recap of what was said. Notes, calls, texts, and meetings join that timeline. The next rep can read it before they walk up. The score from a tape does not overwrite the outcome. A canvassing crm that replaces the rep's mark with a model's guess trains the team not to trust the pin. Knockdesk keeps both. - [Coach](/coach) ## Bring the list in, and see the rows that failed Bought lists are how many door-to-door teams start. Import the spreadsheet. Pull addresses that already sit inside the territory. Type a door when the rep is standing at a house that was never on the list, if you allow that. Rows that fail do not vanish. Knockdesk returns a file of the rows that failed so you can fix the address instead of wondering why the turf looks empty. Doors, leads, and reps can also come from a CRM export. That is a file. It is not a live sync. ## Forecast from doors that are still open Win rate on a door to door sales crm is only useful if the denominator is honest. Appointments that never left the porch should not sit in forecast. Forecast is the open money on deals that are still moving. You can see days stuck in a stage and which outcomes actually became wins. Ask it by rep, turf, or vendor. A manager sees the people they lead. A rep sees their own deals. Kayo can gather the visits behind a weak number. You approve any next step. The number does not move on its own. - [Kayo](/features/ai-assistant) ## Your other CRM can stay Teams often keep another system for billing, install, or the contract after the appointment. Knockdesk does not connect to it with a live integration. There is no marketplace of connectors. Move work with import and export. The canvassing, the pin history, the offline knock, and the commission on a confirmed sale stay here. The other CRM keeps the job you already gave it. If a row will not import, it shows up in the failed-rows file instead of disappearing. ## Pricing The door to door CRM is Full desk. One price per user. The rep on the phone and the manager on the map are the same kind of seat. There is no free canvassing tier and no second CRM tier. - [Pricing](/pricing) - [Field sales CRM](/field-sales-crm) ## FAQ ### What is a door to door CRM? A door to door CRM keeps each address, the knocks on it, and the deal that came from it. Knockdesk is field sales software that uses the pin as that account, including nobody-home and do not contact. ### What is a d2d CRM? D2D CRM is the same job: a system for door-to-door teams where the turf, the knock, and the lead are one record. Knockdesk logs the knock on the phone, offline if it has to, and shows the manager the same pin. ### How is a CRM for door to door sales different from a normal CRM? A crm for door to door sales has to treat a silent door as coverage, work with no signal, and stop two reps from owning the same list. A normal CRM usually starts when someone types a contact at a desk. ### What does a canvassing CRM track on a pin? Unvisited, visited, someone home, converted, do not contact, or a bad address, plus the outcomes you add. Each knock keeps its time and place. A knock that is not at the door is marked unverified. ### Can a door to door sales CRM import a bought list? Yes. Import a spreadsheet or a CRM export. Rows that fail come back in a file. Knockdesk does not live-sync with another CRM. ### Will two reps create two deals on one house? No. There is one opportunity per lead and vendor. The next rep can see that the address already has a deal for that product. ### Does the score change the outcome on the pin? No. Recording is optional. The recap and the score sit beside the outcome the rep logged. They do not replace it. ### How much does the door to door CRM cost? Full desk is on the pricing page. Every person who signs in is a seat. There is no free plan and no second tier.