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Pipeline: create multiple sales processes

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Jenny Takahara
Last updated: March 27, 2026
Note: Only users with deal admin permissions can set up and edit pipelines. Learn more about global user management.

In Pipedrive, you can create multiple pipelines to manage different sales processes in parallel. Each pipeline has its own set of stages, allowing you to reflect how your team sells across different products, services or workflows.

Using multiple pipelines keeps your deals organized and ensures each process is tracked with the right level of detail.

For an overview of how pipelines work, see our pipeline management software page.


When to use multiple pipelines

Use multiple pipelines when your sales processes differ in structure or complexity.

ScenarioRecommendationWhy
You sell products or services that require different sales processesUse multiple pipelinesEach process can have its own tailored stages
You need pipeline-specific custom fieldsUse multiple pipelinesKeeps data clean and specific to each process
You want to group deals by location or industryDon’t use multiple pipelinesUse custom fields and filters instead
You want to organize deals by salespersonDon’t use multiple pipelinesThe owner field already handles this
You want to track delivery after a deal is wonDon’t use multiple pipelinesUse Projects instead

Keeping pipelines focused makes them easier to manage, while fields and filters help you segment deals within a single pipeline.

Note: It’s not possible to view all pipelines combined in a single board, even if they share the same stage names. Each pipeline and its stages are stored and managed separately in Pipedrive.

How to create multiple pipelines

Before creating a new pipeline, put some thought into how you’ll structure the process clearly. For guidance, see our pipeline design article.

You can either create a new pipeline from scratch or duplicate an existing one.

Create a new pipeline

Open the pipeline selection dropdown in the pipeline view and click “+ New pipeline”.

Name your pipeline, customize its stages and configure options like stage and deal probabilities or the Rotting feature. When you’re done, click “Save changes“.

Duplicate a pipeline

If your new process is similar to an existing one, duplicating a pipeline can save time.

Open the pipeline selection dropdown, then click the pencil icon next to the pipeline you want to copy.

Click “…” and select “Duplicate pipeline”.

Make any necessary changes, then click “Save changes”.

Switch to your new pipeline

After creating or duplicating a pipeline, open the pipeline selection dropdown and select it from the list.

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