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Gallery CRM software

Keep collectors, advisors, and institutions in one place, linked to the works, rooms, invoices, and campaigns they touch.

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Built for sales teams who need context before the next call.

Nurture relationships with gallery context

Contacts & segments

Track collectors, advisors, institutions, and artists with roles, notes, and interests. Build segments from live fields.

CRM guide→

Activity timeline

Rooms, offers, invoices, campaigns, and room alerts log on the contact with the works involved.

Viewing rooms→

Sales pipeline

See holds, draft offers, and open invoices per contact and per work on the pipeline board.

Sales pipeline→

Collector portal

Send a collector portal link so clients review owned works, balances, and shared rooms.

Collector portal→

History on every contact

Open a collector and see rooms sent, works viewed, offers made, invoices paid, and campaigns opened without exporting a spreadsheet.

  • Interactions name the work under discussion, not a vague fair reference.
  • Past viewing rooms and access events stay on the record.
  • Purchases, deposits, balances, and refunds appear next to relationship notes.
  • Private notes respect role-based visibility for directors and associates.
Director reviewing collector activity on a tablet

Segments that stay current

Saved queries refresh automatically so mailing lists do not go stale after a sale or unsubscribe.

  • Filter on artists owned, mediums, price range, last room open, or fair attendance.
  • Use the same segment for campaigns, room sends, and opening invitations.
  • Global unsubscribe suppresses a contact from every future send.
  • Opt-in source and consent history stay on the contact for your records.
Curator preparing a targeted collector segment

Follow-up that closes sales

Holds expire, deposits clear, and open offers need a nudge. The dashboard, pipeline, and AI agent surface what to chase next.

  • Expiring holds appear on follow-ups with the owner named.
  • Room engagement can trigger live alerts while the collector is still browsing.
  • Move from offer to deposit without leaving the contact.
  • Associates see their scope; principals see the full gallery.
Sales team reviewing the gallery pipeline

From fair conversation to paid deposit

The workflow the gallery CRM guide walks through in detail: capture the contact at the booth, follow up with a room, close with Stripe.

  • Create the contact at the booth with the works discussed attached.
  • Send a private viewing room the same evening with those works.
  • Watch engagement on the contact timeline and call while interest is live.
  • Take the Stripe deposit from the room; the work, contact, and invoice stay linked.
Gallery director closing a sale after a fair

FAQ

Is gallery crm included on every plan?
Gallery CRM runs on the same workspace as inventory, CRM, rooms, and invoicing. See pricing for plan details.
Can we migrate from spreadsheets?
Yes. Start with works, artists, contacts, and current statuses. Add documents, locations, and price history once the main records are in.
Does it work for small teams?
Yes. A two-person gallery and a larger team share the same records. Permissions and capacity grow with the workspace.
How does this connect to the public website?
Website Studio publishes pages from the inventory, exhibitions, and posts you already maintain.
What should I try first?
Load real works and contacts, then run one collector follow-up, segment send, and pipeline update workflow from start to finish.

Related pages

  • Software for art galleries
  • Gallery CRM
  • Collector follow-up
  • Art fair follow-up
  • Sales pipeline
  • Collector client portal
  • Private viewing rooms

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Bring real works and contacts into the workspace, then run one loop from shortlist to invoice.

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