Sales Automation

Automate your pipeline.

The follow-ups, quotes, reminders and stage updates that fill the gaps between sales conversations — handled, so your people are free for the conversations themselves.

Where deals actually go cold

Rarely in the meeting. Almost always in the gaps between them, when the admin around a deal loses to the work of delivering the last one.

What it handles

Included from Pro upward, where the custom pipeline and automation workflows live.

How a lead moves through it

The same stages you already recognise — the difference is that moving between them stops depending on somebody remembering.

  1. New lead

    Every enquiry lands on a centralised CRM contact record instead of in a phone, an inbox, or somebody's notebook.

  2. Qualified

    The first response goes out immediately rather than whenever someone is free, and what comes back is captured against the record.

  3. Proposal sent

    Quotes and proposals go out with view tracking, so "have they looked at it yet" is a fact rather than a guess.

  4. Follow-up sent

    Automated sequences over SMS and email keep the conversation alive through the week where it would usually go quiet.

  5. Meeting scheduled

    When the lead is ready to talk, booking happens against real calendar availability instead of a round of messages.

  6. Closed

    The stage updates and the record stays complete — but the deal is closed by a person, not by the system.

What stays with your people

This does not replace a salesperson, and we would not sell it as if it did. It removes the operational work that surrounds a sale so the people doing the selling are spending their time on the parts that decide it.

What we configure for you

A pipeline is only useful if it matches how your business really sells, which is configuration work rather than a setting.

Your setup fee is implementation work, not a software activation charge. Every system is built out and verified before launch.

How it works with the rest

Sales Automation moves what the other parts of the system bring in. On its own it would have a very quiet pipeline.

After it goes live

A post-launch check-in confirms the pipeline and workflows are still doing what they were built to do. From there it is maintained rather than handed over — hosting, updates, monitoring, backups and support are included, and change requests go through your support channel.

Tell us how your pipeline runs today.

We will tell you what we would automate, what we would leave to your team, and whether it is worth doing at all.