Setting up the Bitrix24 sales generator

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Sales Generator Setup in Bitrix24

2,000 clients in the CRM made a purchase once and never returned. Managers work only with new leads — no one thinks about repeat sales. A manager knows repeat sales cost 5 times less than acquiring a new customer, but there's no systematic tool for it. The Sales Generator in Bitrix24 solves this problem: it automatically creates repeat deals and leads from the existing client base.

What is a Sales Generator

The Sales Generator is a built-in CRM-marketing tool in Bitrix24. It takes a segment of clients, creates a new deal (or lead) for each, and assigns a responsible manager. Essentially — automatic repeat touchpoints without manual work.

The generator doesn't send campaigns. Its task is to create entities in CRM so managers start working with the client.

Segments: Who to Sell to Again

Before launching the generator, you need a segment — a filtered client list by conditions. Segments are created in CRM → CRM Marketing → Segments:

  • Dynamic Segment — updates automatically. Example: "Clients who bought more than 6 months ago and have no active deals".
  • Static Segment — fixed list. Example: conference attendees, manual selection.

Filtering conditions: last deal date, purchase amount, product type, region, responsible manager, custom field values.

Configuring the Generator

The generator launches from CRM → CRM Marketing → Repeat Sales Generator:

  1. Segment Selection — specify the prepared client segment.
  2. Entity Type — new deal or new lead. For active base — deals, for "sleeping" clients — leads.
  3. Funnel and Stage — which funnel and stage new deals enter.
  4. Responsible — current client manager, specific employee, or round-robin distribution.
  5. Schedule — one-time run or periodic (monthly, quarterly).

Usage Scenarios

Scenario Segment Result
Reactivate Sleeping Last purchase > 6 months Lead for each client, manager calls
Upsell Bought product A, not B Upsell deal
Seasonal Offer Bought last season Deals before season
Contract Renewal End date < 30 days Renewal deal

Points to Consider

  • Duplicates. If a client already has an active deal, the generator creates another. Before launch, verify the segment — exclude clients with open deals.
  • Manager Workload. 500 new deals at once — a manager can't process them. Divide the segment or distribute among employees.
  • Robot Integration. On the stage where generated deals land, set up robots: task to manager, reminder, template email to client. The generator creates the deal, the robot starts the process.

What We Configure

  • Client segments for repeat sales: by recency, product, region
  • Generator: entity type, funnel, stage, responsible party
  • Launch schedule: frequency, selection volume
  • Robots on the entry stage for generated deals
  • Duplicate control: exclude clients with active deals
  • Test launch on limited segment with result verification