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Understanding the Dalil AI data model

How Dalil AI structures your sales data — People, Companies, Opportunities, Tasks, Notes, and how they relate to each other.

Updated April 25, 20263 min read

The Dalil AI data model is built around the entities that matter most in a sales operation: People, Companies, Opportunities, Tasks, and Notes. Understanding how these entities relate helps you structure your workspace correctly from the start.

Core entities

People

A Person record represents an individual contact. Every Person has:

  • Standard fields: first name, last name, email, phone, title, LinkedIn URL
  • A Company association (optional, but recommended)
  • One or more Opportunities they are linked to
  • An activity timeline showing every interaction automatically
  • A Dalil AI Score (0–100) reflecting engagement and fit

Companies

A Company record represents an organisation. Companies have:

  • Standard fields: name, domain, industry, size, location
  • Multiple associated People
  • Multiple associated Opportunities
  • Auto-enriched data: funding stage, tech stack, employee count

Opportunities

An Opportunity represents a specific sales deal. Each opportunity:

  • Lives in a Pipeline at a specific Stage
  • Has a Value and Close Date
  • Is linked to one or more People and a Company
  • Has an AI deal score and risk indicator
  • Has a full activity timeline

Tasks

Tasks are action items attached to People, Companies, or Opportunities. A task has a title, due date, assigned user, priority, and status.

Notes

Notes are free-text records attached to any entity. Notes support markdown, attachments, and @mentions to notify teammates.

How entities relate

Company
  └── People (individuals at that company)
       └── Opportunities (deals involving those people)
            ├── Notes (context, meeting summaries)
            └── Tasks (follow-ups, next steps)

When you view a Company record, you see all linked People, all Opportunities, all Notes, and all Tasks in one place.

Activity timeline

Every entity has an Activity Timeline — a chronological feed of everything that happened:

ActivityAuto-logged?
Email sent / receivedYes (when email is connected)
Email opened / clickedYes (with tracking enabled)
Meeting bookedYes (when calendar is connected)
WhatsApp messageYes (when WhatsApp is connected)
LinkedIn messageYes (when LinkedIn is connected)
Note addedManually
Deal stage changedYes

Key outcome

The Dalil data model ensures every interaction with a contact is visible in context — linked to the right Person, Company, and Opportunity — giving your team and the AI a complete picture for insights and next-best-action recommendations.

NEXT →Managing entities

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