“We sign, then we lose track.”
A large share of tomorrow's revenue already sits with today's customers. We build the organisation, processes, tools and metrics that secure it, from signature to renewal.
Where we work on your cycle
The teams and roles who live with this problem every day, and what changes for them.
Six workstreams, from signature to account growth.
Organisation
Portfolio segmentation, roles across account management, customer success and support, service levels by segment.
Handover · step 1
What sales promised reaches delivery: handover record in the CRM, standard kick-off, onboarding milestones.
KPIs and steering · step 3
Health score, risk signals, retention and revenue growth by segment, portfolio reviews.
Renewal · step 4
Due dates visible months ahead, renewal and expansion pipeline, account plans for key customers.
Processes and tools
CRM, support and billing connected: every team sees the history, tickets, contracts and opportunities.
Enablement
Follow-up, renewal and expansion playbooks, built into the teams' tools.
Customer Agent
Churn risk detected. Health score: 72 → 54.
Support 3 critical tickets in 10 days(alert)
Usage -30% logins(alert)
QBR call Competitor mentioned twice(alert)
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From a portfolio analysis to recurring revenue you can steer.
The Design Sprint analyses your portfolio, your churn and your renewals, and finds where revenue leaks.
The squad builds the organisation, processes and metrics with your sales, delivery and support teams.
Your teams steer the portfolio on the metrics, and renewals stop being a surprise.
The tools we deploy most

And the tools you already have: we start from your stack.
No salesperson followed by a junior: the people you meet at the first meeting are the ones who build with you. Hover over or tap a card to find out more.
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In 30 minutes, a revenue architect reviews your customer base with you. You leave knowing where to start.
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