Attribution
Revenue traced back to the first touch: which campaign, segment, angle and channel. Designed first, from a closed deal backwards.
Inbound often sits in one tool and outbound in another, with a spreadsheet in the middle where attribution gets lost. We join them into one system that shows where revenue came from.
RevSculpt connects inbound and outbound in one CRM, so both teams see the same picture of every account.
Once we agree stage definitions with your team, your forecast means the same thing to everyone who reads it.
Our rule-based routing gets the right lead to the right rep, with the context already attached.
We show you where revenue came from while the month is still running.
What you get
The GTM engineer who scopes the work on the first call runs it for the whole engagement.
What the system is doing, visible in real time from the first day.
You review results with the engineer who runs your system and decide together what to change.
Lists, records and everything built on them belong to you when the engagement ends.
What we do
Success cases
FAQ
A niche is where the data work matters most. When no tool has the field your market turns on, we build it from sources such as public registries and procurement data, and our published work covers narrow markets from high-risk crypto payments to virtual nursing and enterprise cybersecurity.
Most of the work sits with us. At the start we need access to your CRM and a working session with the people who own it to agree the definitions. After that your time goes on the strategy call every week, where you review what the system is doing and decide what changes.
It builds and runs the machinery underneath revenue: CRM setup, the data model, lead routing, pipeline stage definitions, attribution and reporting. It is the system your strategy and your sellers both run on, built without you hiring the function.
Go-to-market consulting produces a recommendation. A RevOps agency produces a working system. The audit and the data model at the start are consulting work, but what you get at the end is a configured CRM, live routing and reporting your team uses.
No. We build in the CRM you already use, and where there is none, setting one up is part of the build. Migration stays your decision.
Yes, though the two work better together. Attribution gets built first here because our work starts on the campaign side, where the first question is always which segment and message produced the meeting. Answering it does not require us to run the campaigns.
Two options. We build and run it for you, or we stay alongside while your team builds it: same thinking, your hands on the controls.
A 30-minute discovery call with a GTM engineer. We map your stack and show you the attribution gaps worth closing first.