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Practical guides for growing businesses

Actionable, zero-gloss writing on customer tracking, sales discipline and small business digitalization.

Cover image showing Ohana360 calendar events flowing to Google Calendar through a feed address and Google entries flowing back into Ohana Guide

How to sync your CRM calendar with Google Calendar: two links, step by step

Connecting the Ohana360 calendar to Google, Apple and Outlook with a feed address, bringing Google Calendar into Ohana with its secret iCal address, which records go into the feed, refresh times, address security and what the setup leaves out.

Ohana360 Team • September 26, 2026 • 10 min
Cover image showing a qualified lead turning into Account, Contact and Opportunity records in Ohana360 Guide

How to convert leads in a CRM: one lead into an account, a contact and an opportunity

Why a lead is a separate record, what the five statuses tell you, how the pitch email advances a lead, the four questions in the Convert window, the three records it creates, person accounts, what stays on the lead, merging duplicates, reports and what the setup leaves out.

Ohana360 Team • September 25, 2026 • 11 min
Cover image showing the five steps of the Ohana360 report builder and a bar chart of open pipeline grouped by stage Guide

How to build sales reports and dashboards in Ohana360

The five steps of the Report Builder, the filter operators, three metrics and three chart types, twenty four standard templates, sharing saved reports, the six column dashboard grid, email subscriptions and what this setup deliberately leaves out.

Ohana360 Team • September 22, 2026 • 11 min
Cover image showing the Web-to-Lead endpoint, the form fields and the lead record it creates in Ohana360 Guide

Web-to-Lead and Web-to-Case explained: from a website form to a CRM record

A setup checklist, the secret endpoint issued per org, the field names the server accepts, Web-to-Lead versus Web-to-Case, assignment rules, admin notifications, the honeypot and rate limit, and what this setup deliberately leaves out.

Ohana360 Team • September 22, 2026 • 12 min
Cover image showing a trade fair campaign over budget with its cost, expected revenue and two ROI figures in Ohana360 Guide

How to track marketing campaign ROI: budget, members and revenue

The fields of the campaign record, the four statuses, the Campaigns Needing Attention list, budget against actual cost, the expected ROI formula, members, how to tie opportunities to a campaign, custom fields for actual ROI and what the setup leaves out.

Ohana360 Team • September 22, 2026 • 11 min
Illustration of an order deducting stock quantity beside five products charted against their low-stock levels Guide

Inventory tracking for online stores: why the number drifts and how to fix it

Setting stock quantity and a low-stock level, why an order sometimes does not deduct, how returns and cancellations add stock back, where the alert lands, how to reconcile the shelf with the screen, and what this model deliberately does not do.

Ohana360 Team • September 21, 2026 • 11 min
Diagram of the four step loop where a recurring task reopens with the next period's due date the moment it is completed Guide

Recurring tasks: stop remembering the same job every week

Where the Repeat field lives, what the four intervals do, when the reminder fires, what happens if you never complete the task, where recurring tasks part ways with recurring events, and what this setup deliberately does not do.

Ohana360 Team • September 21, 2026 • 9 min
Illustration of five sales stages with their exit criteria, beside two panels comparing action-style and state-style stage names Guide

How to set up sales pipeline stages: how many, what has to be true to leave each one, and what to call them

How a nine-stage pipeline came down to five, how to write an exit criterion for each stage, why stage names must describe a state rather than an action, and how opportunity stages are really configured in Ohana360.

Ohana360 Team • September 20, 2026 • 12 min
Illustration of a three-phase CRM migration timeline beside lists of the data that moves and the data that stays behind Guide

How to migrate to a new CRM: what to move, what to leave, and the order to do it in

The tool is chosen; the project starts now. The ten-step order of a migration, which records travel and which stay in the old system, duplicate cleanup, field mapping, format traps, the pilot team and a checklist for the first week after go-live.

Ohana360 Team • September 20, 2026 • 12 min