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For enterprise companies · 1,000+ employees

You don't have a design problem. You have five correct designs that don't agree.

Every business unit built a reasonable revenue system in isolation — a reasonable definition of qualified, a reasonable marketing-sourced attribution model, a reasonable NRR calculation. There are five of them, and the board is handed a number that is really five numbers wearing one label.

Team
6–12 person pod
Term
6–18 months, often annual
Accountability
Portfolio-level KPIs
Workstreams
Marketing · sales · customer · systems · change

What you're actually dealing with

Section 01

Fragmentation, not absence

You already have a RevOps org — five to fifty people — split by function or region. The capability exists; the agreement doesn't.

Conflicting sources of truth

Multiple CRM instances, a PRM, a CS platform and a warehouse, each authoritative for somebody. The fix is a canonical data layer, not another tool swap.

Attribution is politically contested

Campaign-sourced, sales-sourced and expansion revenue are a standing argument between marketing, sales and customer teams. Whoever owns the definition owns the credit.

Adoption fails, not design

The technical work is the easy half. Getting five VPs to adopt one shared definition without a mandate from above them is what decides the outcome.

The honest risk at this scale is political rather than technical: a correct design that nobody adopts. That's why change management is a named workstream with its own KPI, not an afterthought in the final phase.

What we deliver

Section 02
01

A cross-functional pod on one scope

Marketing ops, sales ops, customer ops, systems architecture and change management working a single roadmap, integrated with your internal RevOps staff rather than replacing them.

02

A canonical data and attribution layer

One definition of a qualified opportunity, one marketing-sourced attribution model, one NRR calculation — implemented in the warehouse and pushed back to the systems each team already uses.

03

Governance that survives our exit

Steering committee cadence, deal desk and discount governance, field standards and a release process. The ownership model is rebuilt, not recommended.

04

Executive reporting that reconciles

One auditable number for the board, traceable to CRM, PRM and CS data rather than assembled in a deck the week before the meeting.

Engagements we run at this size

Section 03
Marketing management

Demand operations rebuild

Lifecycle model unified across regions and business units on one accepted definition.

60–90 days · 1–2 operators
Marketing management

Marketing attribution model

Multi-model reporting rationalised to one governed basis across channels and BUs.

45–60 days · 1 operator, 1 analyst
Marketing management

Marketing data and consent foundation

Canonical account and contact model across automation, CRM and the warehouse.

60–90 days · 1–2 operators
Marketing management

Marketing-to-sales handoff repair

Handoff contract enforced across regions with accept-rate reporting by team.

45–60 days · 1–2 operators
Sales management

Forecast methodology standardisation

Cross-BU and region rollup methodology with variance governance.

3–6 months · 2–4 operators
Sales management

Territory and quota redesign

Multi-dimensional territory and quota model with capacity planning.

2–5 months · 2–4 operators
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Five correct answers become one auditable number, and the number holds up when finance pulls the thread.

Different size, same seam

For mid-market companies · 100–1,000 employees

You don't need a RevOps department. You need the first one to work.

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