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    Solution

    Stop losing enquiries to manual follow-up

    CRM configuration, pipeline hygiene and automations that remove the repetitive work — so response time is short, attribution survives, and reporting is trustworthy.

    Why this exists

    The business problem

    The most expensive marketing failure is rarely at the top of the funnel. It is the enquiry that arrived at 4:50pm on a Friday and was answered on Tuesday, the duplicate contact worked by two people, and the deal sitting in a stage nobody has defined.

    Where the CRM is half-configured, the reporting cannot be trusted, so the team stops updating it, which makes the reporting worse. That loop is common and self-reinforcing.

    Automation only helps once the definitions underneath it are agreed. Automating a broken process makes the breakage faster.

    Fit

    Who this is for

    A good fit if

    • Teams whose follow-up depends on someone remembering
    • Businesses with a CRM nobody trusts or updates
    • Companies where marketing and sales report different numbers for the same month
    • Operations spending hours a week on copy-paste between systems

    Probably not a fit if

    • Solo operators whose whole pipeline genuinely fits in a notebook
    • Organisations unwilling to agree on stage definitions
    • Anyone expecting automation to substitute for a sales process

    Scope

    What is included — and what is not

    Scope written plainly, so there is no argument later about what was assumed.

    Process mapping

    How an enquiry actually travels through your business today, including the informal steps nobody documented.

    CRM configuration

    Pipelines, stages, required fields, ownership and permissions — built around your process, not the vendor's demo.

    Data migration and hygiene

    Import, deduplication, normalisation and suppression, with a documented record of what was merged.

    Attribution plumbing

    Source, campaign and landing-page data carried from the form all the way to the closed deal.

    Automations

    Assignment, notifications, follow-up tasks, sequence enrolment and escalation when a response window is missed.

    Integrations

    Website forms, calendar, email, phone, accounting and support tools connected where it removes real manual work.

    Reporting

    Dashboards for pipeline, source quality and response time, defined once so the numbers stay comparable.

    Team enablement

    Documentation and training, because a perfectly configured CRM that nobody uses is worth nothing.

    Explicitly not included

    • CRM licence and seat costs
    • Custom software development beyond supported integrations
    • Guaranteed close-rate improvements
    • Running your sales process on your behalf
    • Migrating systems we have not been given access to

    How it works

    The working process

    1. Discovery and mapping

      Week 1–2

      Current process, systems inventory, data quality assessment and definition workshop.

    2. Design

      Week 2–3

      Pipeline structure, field schema, automation logic and reporting requirements, signed off in writing.

    3. Build and migrate

      Week 3–6

      Configuration, data import and clean-up, integrations connected in a test environment first.

    4. Automate

      Week 5–8

      Assignment, follow-up, escalation and attribution flows, tested against real scenarios.

    5. Train and hand over

      Week 8–10

      Documentation, training and a supported first month while habits form.

    Measurement

    KPIs we monitor

    These measures exist to make the invisible operational losses visible.

    Median response time

    Enquiry timestamp to first human contact, measured per source and per owner.

    Enquiries with complete attribution

    Share of records arriving with source, campaign and landing page intact.

    Duplicate rate

    Duplicate contact and company records created per month, trending toward zero.

    Stage hygiene

    Percentage of open deals with a next action and a date, which is the single best predictor of forecast accuracy.

    Automation coverage

    Manual steps eliminated, with estimated hours returned per week.

    Follow-up completion

    Share of sequences completed rather than abandoned after the first attempt.

    Expectations

    Realistic timeline

    A focused CRM build runs six to ten weeks. Adoption is the part that decides whether it worked.

    Weeks 1–3

    Mapping and design. Disagreements about stage definitions surface here — which is the point.

    Weeks 3–6

    Configuration, migration and integration in a test environment.

    Weeks 6–10

    Automation, testing, training and go-live.

    Months 3–6

    Response time and data completeness stabilise as habits form. Reporting becomes trustworthy around here, not before.

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    Relevant packages

    Productised starting points. Every one is confirmed in writing before anything begins.

    • Media spend (Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn, or any other paid platform) is billed separately by the platform and is not included unless a package explicitly says otherwise.
    • Software, hosting, domains, call tracking, review platforms, backlink or placement purchases and other third-party costs are separate unless explicitly included.
    • Results are not guaranteed. We do not publish or promise lead volumes, rankings, revenue or ROAS.
    • Final scope depends on your market, geography, competition and current baseline. Scope is confirmed after a discovery call.
    • “Starting at” pricing represents the minimum typical engagement for that package, not a fixed quote.

    Questions

    Frequently asked

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