A sale (or prospect) in AffinityLive belongs against a company record. You don't create prospects and then turn them into client companies, rather you take a company (which may have a status of "Lead" or "Suspect") and add some prospective work/business against it. So when you're looking at a company, you can see there may be several Sales:

The advantage of this configuration is that you can track business opportunities in a framework that doesn't get tangled up with day-to-day service operations and client correspondence.

The Sales module allows you to:

• Create a sale (often known as a prospect) against a company record, to indicate potential business with that company. Create as many prospect records as you need.
• Link the actual outcome/work (an issue, job or contract) with a sale, so you can see what your sales efforts led to and users can trace the history of a project.
• Track all your emails, meetings, documents and time spent winning a deal, and show your colleagues or managers the effort that went in.