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CRM implementation, migration and managed services.

Process-first CRM that sales teams actually use. We implement Salesforce, Dynamics 365 and HubSpot, migrate your customer history cleanly from legacy systems and spreadsheets, connect CRM to ERP and your data platform, and run it with an optimisation backlog, not a ticket queue.

ImplementSalesforce · Dynamics · HubSpot
MigrateLegacy CRM & spreadsheets
IntegrateERP, billing, Snowflake
RunAdoption-led managed services

Why most CRM initiatives stall

  • Tech-first instead of process-first
  • Insufficient sales adoption
  • Poor integration with surrounding systems
  • Lack of ongoing optimization investment
  • No clear ROI measurement framework
Why it matters now

Where CRM value is won or lost

Value comes from three things: a data model that matches how you sell, clean migrated history users trust, and integration so reps never re-key orders or invoices. We design all three before we configure anything.

3Platforms: Salesforce, Dynamics 365, HubSpot
1Shared data model for sales, marketing and service
QuarterlyOptimisation reviews after go-live
Related services

What CRM connects to

CRM only pays off when it is joined up with the systems either side of it.

What we do

CRM services, end to end

Delivered end to end or as individual services, under our CMMI Level 3 process framework and ISO 27001 certified information security.

CRM strategy & selection

Process and data-model design first, then an objective platform choice across Salesforce, Dynamics 365 and HubSpot.

Implementation

Sales, service, marketing and field service, configured around your pipeline stages, territories and approval rules.

CRM data migration

Move accounts, contacts, opportunities, cases and activity history from legacy CRM, ERP or spreadsheets with de-duplication and validation.

ERP and billing integration

Quote-to-cash links with SAP, Oracle, Dynamics and billing tools so orders and invoices flow without re-keying.

Snowflake and analytics

Customer 360 analytics by connecting CRM data to Snowflake and BI, including zero-copy data sharing where supported.

AI in CRM

Practical use of Salesforce Einstein and Agentforce or Microsoft Copilot: lead scoring, summaries, next-best action, with governance.

Adoption & enablement

Role-based training, in-app guidance, adoption dashboards and manager coaching.

CRM managed services

Admin, releases, enhancements and quarterly business reviews against a continuous improvement backlog.

How we deliver

A phase-gated approach, no surprises at go-live

Every phase ends in a documented decision and the evidence behind it — an artefact you own and can take elsewhere.

01

Discover

Sales process, data model, integrations and adoption baseline.

You receiveProcess map · Data model
02

Design

Configuration design, migration mapping and integration contracts.

You receiveSolution design · Mapping
03

Build & migrate

Configure, integrate and run trial migrations with reconciliation.

You receiveConfigured org · Trial loads
04

Launch

Training, cutover and hypercare with adoption tracking.

You receiveGo-live · Adoption baseline
05

Optimise

Quarterly reviews and a prioritised improvement backlog.

You receiveQBR pack · Backlog
Decision guide

Salesforce, Dynamics 365 or HubSpot?

ConsiderationSalesforceDynamics 365HubSpot
Best fitComplex B2B sales and service at scaleMicrosoft-centric firms, ERP in DynamicsGrowth-stage and marketing-led teams
StrengthEcosystem and extensibilityMicrosoft 365 and Power Platform integrationEase of use and marketing automation
AIEinstein, AgentforceCopilot for Sales and ServiceBreeze AI
Typical timeline3–9 months3–9 months1–4 months
Watch-outLicence and add-on costsLicensing across appsLimits for very complex processes

Timelines are planning ranges; data volume and integrations drive the real schedule.

Ways to work with us

Engagement models that fit the stage you are at

Engagement modelWhat you getTypical durationTypical commercial model
Advisory & roadmapAssessment, options, business case and roadmap4–8 weeksFixed price
End-to-end implementationDesign, build, migrate, test, train, go live, hypercare3–24 monthsFixed price or milestones
Migration factoryA dedicated team and tooling that migrates in planned wavesPer wavePer wave or time and materials
Managed servicesL1–L3 support, releases, monitoring, optional 24/7 cover1–5 yearsMonthly fee by service tier
Dedicated team / BOTPods that run your platform and can move in-house later12+ monthsMonthly per team

Durations are typical ranges; commercial terms are agreed per engagement.

Technology

Platforms and tools we work with

AreaPlatforms and tools
CRMSalesforce Sales, Service, Marketing and Experience Cloud; Microsoft Dynamics 365; HubSpot
IntegrationMuleSoft, Azure Integration Services, native connectors
DataSnowflake, Salesforce Data Cloud, Power BI, Tableau
CommunicationWhatsApp Business, telephony and email integrations
Service managementServiceNow for internal IT and customer service workflows
Our Thinking

Perspectives on CRM Excellence

How leading organisations are turning their CRM from a system of record into a system of growth — and the platform, process, and data decisions that make the difference.

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Whitepaper

Salesforce vs. Dynamics 365: A Head-to-Head for Enterprise CRM

Platform selection is the most consequential decision in a CRM programme. We compare Salesforce and Dynamics 365 across implementation cost, ecosystem depth, AI capability, and total ownership — with industry-specific guidance.

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Point of View

Revenue Operations: Aligning Sales, Marketing, and CS on One Platform

RevOps is not just a structural change — it requires a shared data model, unified reporting, and a CRM configured to serve all three functions without compromise. Here is the architecture.

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Case Study

CRM ROI in 90 Days: A Quick-Win Implementation Playbook

Three clients, three platforms, three industries — all achieved measurable pipeline impact within 90 days of go-live. The configuration choices, data migration shortcuts, and adoption tactics that made it possible.

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Insight

AI in CRM: How Einstein and Copilot Are Changing Sales Productivity

Salesforce Einstein and Microsoft Copilot are no longer add-ons — they are reshaping how sales teams prioritise, communicate, and forecast. We share what is actually working in production versus what is still aspirational.

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Questions we get

Before you ask

Which CRM platforms do you implement?
Salesforce, HubSpot and Microsoft Dynamics CRM. On Salesforce that covers Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, Marketing Cloud, Experience Cloud and MuleSoft; on HubSpot the CRM plus Marketing, Sales, Service and Operations Hubs; on Dynamics, Sales, Customer Service, Field Service and Marketing. We also run the selection exercise when the platform decision is still open.
Why do so many CRM implementations fail to get used?
Five causes account for most stalls: the programme is tech-first instead of process-first, sales adoption is treated as training rather than change, integration with surrounding systems is thin, nobody funds optimization after go-live, and there is no ROI measurement framework. Our approach is process-first and adoption-driven, with enablement, coaching and quarterly business reviews inside the engagement.
How long does a CRM implementation take?
A focused sales rollout for one region typically goes live in 8 to 16 weeks. A multi-country programme spanning sales, service and marketing with ERP integration usually runs 6 to 12 months. The variables that move the date most are data migration quality, the number of integrations, and how many custom objects and approval flows you genuinely need.
What do you need from our sales team?
Time from the people who actually sell: a process owner per pipeline stage, two or three power users for design reviews and user acceptance testing, and sales leadership visibly using the reports. We also need your current data extracts, field definitions and the metrics the CRM must prove. Adoption is coached through change management, not announced by email.
How does the CRM connect to our ERP and other systems?
Through API-based integration with ERP, marketing automation, support tools, billing and telephony. Typical flows are accounts and contacts mastered in one system, quote-to-order and invoice status passed both ways, and activity data pushed into reporting. We name the master data owner for every shared object before building, so records do not quietly diverge between platforms.
How do we start, and how is success measured?
Discovery first: current state, gaps and scope against your goals and constraints. Success is measured on sales and customer outcomes such as pipeline coverage, stage conversion, cycle time, forecast accuracy and active weekly users, not on rollout metrics. Those measures are agreed before build, then reviewed quarterly against a continuous improvement backlog during Run and Optimize.
How do you migrate data from our old CRM?
We extract, de-duplicate and map accounts, contacts, opportunities, cases and activities, run trial loads, reconcile counts and values, and only then cut over.
Can CRM connect to our ERP?
Yes. We integrate CRM with SAP, Oracle, Dynamics and billing systems so quotes, orders and invoices flow automatically.
Do you offer CRM managed services?
Yes: administration, releases, enhancements, user support and quarterly business reviews against an improvement backlog.
Can we analyse CRM data in Snowflake?
Yes. We connect CRM to Snowflake for customer 360 analytics and reporting, using zero-copy data sharing where the platforms support it.

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