A pipeline that does not match the sale
Generic stages hide what is actually needed to move forward and make the forecast impossible to read.
02 / 07CRM implementation
CRM implementation built around your sales process
We configure or rescue your CRM so every opportunity has an owner, a next action and context—with no double entry and no reporting that depends on a parallel spreadsheet.
- Mariana G. Northside Studio USD 3,200 Web
- Tomás B. Central Optics USD 1,450 Instagram
- Lucía R. Southern Distribution USD 7,800 Referral Next step: call Thu Oct 2 · 10:30 · Sales
- Diego P. Andes Textiles USD 2,100
- Sofía M. Belgrano Coffee USD 5,400
- Ramiro V. Delta Logistics USD 11,500 Trade show
Every next step has an owner and a date, visible to the whole team: no spreadsheets on the side, no contacts stuck in someone’s phone.
Connected to
- HubSpot
- Zoho
- Airtable
- Notion
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Pipedrive
- Clear pipeline and permissions
- Duplicate-free migration
- Auditable automation
It connects to your stack, it does not replace it
We build on what your team already knows. If the platform has an API or webhooks, it integrates; if it does not, we look for the most stable path before proposing a change of tool.
- HubSpot
- Zoho
- Airtable
- Notion
- Google Sheets
- Zapier
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- Salesforce
And any other platform with a public API.
A pipeline that shows where every deal stands and who moves next
Each rep ran their book however they could: their own spreadsheet, their own inbox and WhatsApp threads. Nobody could say how many open deals there were or which one had stalled. We built the CRM around the way this company sells, not the way the product ships.
Wholesale supplies distributor · Argentina
- What was scattered gets pulled together
Every rep spreadsheet, the contacts sitting in personal inboxes and the sales WhatsApp threads. Duplicates are merged and each client ends up with a single record instead of three spreadsheets that disagreed.
- The pipeline is built the way the company sells
Price list request, sample sent, quote, payment terms negotiation and account opening. The stages that exist in this distributor, not the ones the product ships with.
- The CRM takes the repetitive work
It assigns each new enquiry to the rep for that area, does not let a stage close without a next action and a date on it, reminds the rep on the day, and flags any deal that has not moved in two weeks.
- What was invisible is now on screen
How many deals sit in each stage, how long they have been there and where they drop off. That is what decides which old quote is worth calling back and which stage needs support, without asking every rep for a report.
The same mechanics adapt to a professional services firm, an equipment company or any sale that takes several conversations before closing: the stages and the record fields change, the way of working does not.
A CRM stays empty when it makes people work twice
Training cannot fix adoption when the system requests data nobody uses, duplicates tasks or fails to reflect the real sales process.
Information spread across tools
Email, messages and notes live outside the contact. The seller knows the history; the rest of the company does not.
Data entry with no return
If the team completes fields but gets no alerts, context or priorities, CRM feels like surveillance and is abandoned.
A CRM that supports the full sales process
The platform is a later decision. First we define what each role needs to see and which event moves an opportunity.
Capability 01
Pipeline and exit criteria
Stages, required fields, loss reasons and next actions defined with the team that uses them.
Capability 02
Migration and data quality
Normalisation, deduplication and mapping so the new database does not inherit the old disorder.
Capability 03
Sales automation
Assignment, tasks, follow-up, alerts and activity logging without relying on individual memory.
Capability 04
Useful permissions and reporting
Each role sees and changes what it needs; leaders get metrics built on data people actually enter.
The tool comes after the process
A CRM becomes adoptable when configuration removes work. The project is structured to prove that early and adjust against real usage.
- Stage 01
Audit the current sale
Lead sources, stages, owners, exceptions, reporting and every point of double entry.
- Stage 02
Design the model
Objects, fields, pipeline, permissions and automation before migrating a single record.
- Stage 03
Clean and migrate
Test mapping on a sample, remove duplicates and validate totals with business owners.
- Stage 04
Activate in stages
Training on real cases, launch support and adjustments based on what the team actually uses.
Scope
What a CRM implementation includes
The deliverable combines configuration, data and integration. A tidy pipeline without connected channels depends on manual entry again within days.
Included in the project
- Sales-process discovery and design
- Contact, company and opportunity configuration
- Pipeline, permissions and validation rules
- Data migration, cleaning and deduplication
- Forms, email and messaging integration
- Reporting, training and adoption support
What to know before you start
Which CRM should we implement?
It depends on process, volume, integrations and the team that will administer it. We evaluate those factors before recommending HubSpot, Zoho or another platform.
Can you rescue a CRM implementation that stalled?
Yes. We audit configuration, data and real use, preserve what works and correct the parts causing double entry or unreliable information.
Can data be migrated from spreadsheets or another CRM?
Yes. Migration includes mapping, normalisation, deduplication, test runs and total validation before the final cutover.
How long does CRM implementation take?
A bounded first scope generally takes weeks. Timing varies with data quality, integration count and permission complexity.
Can artificial intelligence be added to the CRM?
Yes, once records and permissions are in order. AI can summarise, classify and prepare actions, but it cannot fix a duplicate database.
The next step
Show us where your sales process breaks today
We review pipeline, data and integrations, then tell you what to keep, what to fix and what a realistic first scope looks like.
