Pipeline nobody trusts
Forecasts built on stale opportunities and inconsistent stages.
Salesforce Sales Cloud
Sales Cloud earns its place when it reflects how your team sells and when the data in it is trusted. BD-S implements, redesigns and integrates Sales Cloud around real sales processes, and supports it afterwards.
The business problem
Most Sales Cloud problems are adoption and data problems dressed up as technology problems.
Forecasts built on stale opportunities and inconsistent stages.
Sellers work in email and calendars; a CRM that lives elsewhere does not get updated.
Years of fields, layouts and automations that no longer match the process.
Quotes, orders, marketing and service data held in other systems.
What we deliver
Stages, qualification and conversion designed with the sales team.
Account hierarchies, contacts and activity capture that hold the relationship history.
Forecast categories, dashboards and reporting that leadership uses in the meeting.
Assignment, approvals, tasks and notifications that remove admin from the day.
Marketing, quoting, ERP and finance connected; data migrated from legacy CRM.
Training, champions, reporting and ongoing enhancement under the managed service.
Implementation
New Sales Cloud environments configured to an agreed sales process with clean data from day one.
Simplifying over-customised environments, retiring unused fields and rebuilding automation.
Moving from legacy or unsupported CRM platforms with data cleansing and mapping.
Agentforce for account summaries, email drafting and next steps once the data supports it.
Sales Cloud connects to marketing, quoting, ERP and service systems through MuleSoft and APIs, and to Microsoft 365 for email and calendar capture, so sellers work in one place with complete customer visibility.
Governance and security
Ongoing support
Sales processes change with the business. The managed service keeps Sales Cloud aligned with new products, territories and reporting needs.
Salesforce Managed ServicesUse cases
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