CRM implementation,
done by engineers.
Setup, migration, and integration that connects your website, your leads, and your ad platforms into one system you can actually trust. Built by the team that runs the infrastructure, not handed to a junior.
- Closed-loop attribution from first click to closed deal
- Clean migration with no lost data or duplicate records
- Senior engineers on your build, not account managers
- A system your team can run after handoff
We build on the platforms you already run
Everything your CRM setup needs.
CRM setup and onboarding
Pipelines, stages, custom fields, user roles, and permissions configured around your sales process from day one.
Data migration
Contacts, deals, and history moved from spreadsheets or a legacy CRM with deduplication and validation. Nothing left behind.
Systems integration
Your website, forms, calendar, calls, and ad platforms wired into the CRM so every lead lands in one place automatically.
Closed-loop attribution
Click IDs captured on every lead and sent back to Google Ads when a deal qualifies or closes, so you know which spend produces revenue.
Lead routing and automation
Inbound leads assigned, tagged, and followed up automatically. No lead waits in an inbox while your team is busy.
Reporting and dashboards
A clear view of pipeline, source, and conversion so leadership sees what is working without exporting to a spreadsheet.
A clear path from messy to dialed in.
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Map the current state
We audit your stack, data, lead flow, and tracking. We find where leads leak, where data is duplicated, and where attribution breaks down.
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Design the system
We define the pipeline, fields, automations, and routing rules around how your team actually sells, not a generic template.
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Build and integrate
We connect the site, forms, calls, and ad platforms to the CRM. Click IDs are captured on every lead so conversions can be sent back to Google.
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Launch and verify
We test end to end, confirm every event fires, and hand over a system your team can run. No black box, no guesswork.
