CRM architecture
Built around how you actually sell
Data model, lifecycle stages and pipeline definitions in HubSpot, shaped to your sales motion. We leave features switched off when they add work without adding truth.
Revenue Operations
You need one pipeline number your board can act on.
Services/Revenue Operations
A CRM that sales does not trust is where pipeline value disappears.
Most RevOps firms design the system and hand it over, because they do not run campaigns or carry a quota themselves. We run marketing, SDR teams and closers inside these systems every day, so we build for the person entering data at five on a Friday rather than for the org chart.
Our toolbox
Revenue operations capabilities
Reporting problems are almost never reporting problems. A routing rule breaks, the data goes in wrong, and eighteen months later leadership stops believing the dashboard.
Inside the Pipeline
Holding all four pipeline streams together
Four streams, four sets of numbers. This is what turns them into one.
Get found & trusted
Proof that it worked
Brand and search spend is the hardest to defend at budget time. Attribution built properly is what keeps it funded.
ExploreTarget & surround
Closed loop on the account list
Campaign exposure written back to the account record, so you can see which targeted accounts moved and which never did.
ExploreEngage & book
Clean handover
A booked meeting that reaches a closer without context is a meeting half wasted. Routing and field discipline decide what arrives with it.
Explore PrimaryConvert & compound
Primary home
This is where it lives. Forecast accuracy, stage definitions, deal hygiene and the reporting your board uses to decide next year’s budget.
ExploreOur process
How we work together on RevOps
Every engagement runs the same five steps. We start from the number you cannot currently trust, audit what the CRM is configured to do against what people actually do, fix the data model with sales rather than at them, wire the stack together, then run adoption and hand it over.
Forecast, pipeline coverage, cost per meeting, whichever one gets argued about in the leadership meeting. That argument is the fastest route to the real problem.
What the CRM is configured to do, and what people actually do instead. The gap between those two is the whole job.
Stages, definitions and required fields, agreed with sales rather than imposed on them. Reporting built on a contested data model gets argued with forever.
Integrations, routing and automation, so the record fills itself wherever it can and reps type only what genuinely needs a human.
Training, documentation and a few months of monitoring. We would rather leave behind a system your team owns than a dependency on us.
Client cases
See what trustworthy numbers can do for you
Explore our work and find out why some of the biggest names in tech trust us as their partner.
Explore our work
Video & collaboration · Global
How Pexip turned 246 phone conversations into a global research report
246 senior IT leaders interviewed by phone
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IT consultancy · 16 markets
How Crayon took one brand message into sixteen markets at once
27M impressions across 16 countries
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B2B & Education · 2025
How Logitech doubled booked meetings without building an outbound team
23 meetings booked against a target of 11
Read this case A pipeline service
RevOps is one of many tools
to build your pipeline
Everything the other streams produce
gets counted here, or not at all. One team runs it all.
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your board can
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