End-to-end technology strategy, custom portals, and operational automation — transforming a manual sales operation into a data-driven growth engine
A growing IT sales organization helping managed service providers launch and scale had outgrown its tooling. The sales team relied on disconnected spreadsheets, manual data entry across multiple platforms, and tribal knowledge to manage deals, onboarding, and partner relationships. Leadership had limited visibility into pipeline health, attribution, or financial performance.
The company didn't need a one-time project or a consultant with a slide deck. They needed a technical partner who could own their entire technology strategy, build the systems, lead a team, and evolve the architecture as the business grew — someone who could sit at the leadership table and ship production software, not just advise.
We mapped the full operational lifecycle — lead generation through deal close, onboarding through ongoing partner management, quoting through invoicing and reconciliation — and found that the core problem wasn't any single tool. It was that nothing talked to anything else, and every handoff between systems required a human to manually bridge the gap.
Rather than replacing everything at once, we built an integration-first architecture: connecting the existing CRM with cloud infrastructure, communication tools, accounting software, and prospecting platforms through custom automations. Then we layered purpose-built applications on top.
As an embedded technical partner, we built and continue to evolve:
Beyond building, we manage the development team, run sprint planning, and partner directly with the CEO and sales leadership to continuously align the technology roadmap with business priorities.
Eliminated manual data entry across five previously disconnected platforms
Real-time pipeline visibility replacing weekly manual reports
Onboarding/offboarding automated end-to-end with audit trails
Geo-routed lead distribution replacing manual assignment
Financial reconciliation time reduced by over 70%
Ongoing partnership with continuous system evolution