CRM design and implementation
We design the CRM around how you actually sell, move your existing data into it, and connect every channel your leads arrive through.
What it solves
These are the situations we are usually called in for. If two or more describe your week, this service fits.
Ask where a deal stands and the answer depends on who you ask, and whether they are in today.
A WhatsApp message, a form and a phone call from the same person, recorded in three places or none.
Nobody is told a quote has gone unanswered for a week.
It was set up generically, the team found it slower than a spreadsheet, and went back.
What we connect
We start from what you run today. Replacing a tool is only recommended when we can show you why.
Channels depend on what you use today. We only connect what the audit shows you need.
What you get
Everything below is written into the scope before we start. If something is not on the list, it is not assumed.
Designed in a working session with the people who sell, not copied from a template.
Every new lead has an owner within minutes, by rule rather than by whoever sees it first.
Reminders and messages triggered by what happens, or doesn't, on a deal.
Existing contacts and open deals moved in and checked before launch.
Each person sees what they need. Management sees everything.
How long it takes
Days 1–3
We map how a lead becomes a client today and agree the stages, fields and rules.
Days 4–10
Pipeline, automations, channels and data import.
Days 11–13
Your team works real leads in the new system while we adjust.
Days 14–15
Training by role, then the CRM is yours.
What you own at handover
Exportable at any time, in standard formats, without asking us.
Full administrator rights for your team from day one.
Written stage definitions and rules, so new hires learn the pipeline in an afternoon.
Next step
We ask how the work is done today, tell you whether this service fits, and send the scope in writing if it does.