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Crossbeam Navigation Bar Update

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Written by Joy Rudnick
Updated today

In this article:

Overview

We’re rolling out an updated navigation bar to support a more scalable and intuitive experience across our expanding platform.

What’s New

  • Faster access to your most-used features: Populations, Partners, and Reports

  • Streamlined categories for Ecosystem tools and Insights

  • Dedicated Copilot section that brings together Get Intel, Playbooks, and more

  • Clear organization for settings, integrations, and account-level management

  • Action-first pathways to help you jump straight into lead discovery and prospecting

Feature

Changes

Search bar

Moved into the navigation

Ask AI

Moved in the navigation

Pipeline Generation

Moved from Deal Navigator into the main navigation

Lists

Central hub to find, manage, create, and share all Lists

Messages

Replacing Collaboration


Full Access Seat User View

If you hold a Full Access Seat, you’ll notice a more organized structure that reflects the tools and insights you use every day.

The top of the navigation includes Search, Notifications, and Ask AI.

The navigation is grouped by focus area: Ecosystem, Revenue, and Workspace. For the Full Seat user, they will start in the default to the Ecosystem section.

Ecosystem Focus Area

  • Partners

    • Partner List

    • Pending Requests

    • Sharing Dashboard

  • Lists

  • Messages

  • Performance

  • Attribution

Revenue Focus Area

  • Account Mapping

  • Deal Navigator

  • Performance

Workspace Focus Area

  • Data

    • Data Sources

    • Populations

    • Default Sharing

    • Integrations

  • Settings

    • Organization Settings

    • Sales Settings

    • Team

    • Roles & Permissions

    • Plan & Billing

    • Profile & Preferences

    • Labs


Sales Seat User View

For users in a Sales Seat, the navigation is tailored to reflect your daily workflow. Once logged into Crossbeam, the default view will be the Revenue section, which includes Pipeline Generation, Deal Navigator, Lists, Messages, and Settings.


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