Your CRM Isn’t Driving B2B Growth? Let’s Fix That.
For many mid-sized brands, Salesforce isn’t the problem.
It’s the missing connection between CRM tools and the way your sales team actually works.
Our Solution:
The Sales Execution Sprint
A fast, 4-week diagnostic designed to find the friction between your B2B sales playbook and what reps actually experience in Salesforce.
You get a clear, actionable roadmap to unlock rep productivity and accelerate partner growth — without a rip-and-replace.
What's included in the Sprint?
A 4-week deep dive designed to uncover and resolve those gaps.
Here’s what’s included:
Friction Mapping
We interview Sales, Ops, and Marketing to trace where CRM workflows break down.
Impact Modeling
We quantify how those breakdowns cost you growth — and what better execution is worth.
Capability Roadmap
You get a clear plan to unlock execution with Salesforce — from CPQ to partner enablement.
12-Month Build Plan
We hand you a phased, budgeted implementation roadmap — fully scoped and ready to go.
Designed to Scale
After the sprint, most clients continue into:
➡️ $150–300K Implementation (Sales Cloud, Experience Cloud, CG Cloud)
➡️ Ongoing Managed Services (fractional team + optimization roadmap)
Why it works
This is not a generic CRM assessment.
We focus on one thing: how to drive more B2B revenue with the Salesforce tools you already own.
A plan tied to sales impact
Every recommendation drives measurable sales outcomes.
Buy-in across teams
Sales, Ops, and Marketing aligned from day one.
Zero-fluff — real execution
Sales, Ops, and Marketing aligned from day one.
Why it works
A plan tied to sales impact
buy-in across teams
zero fluff — Real Execution starts here
Sprint Details
Duration:
4 weeks
Format:
Remote or hybrid
Ideal For:
US-based CPG brands, $50M–$200M, with B2B sales motion
Pre-requisite:
Already using Salesforce, but not getting full value
$45,000
fixed fee
Book a 20-minute intro call
If your reps aren’t getting what they need from Salesforce, this sprint will show you exactly why — and what to do about it.