Do you replace my CRM or work with what I have?
Either — we can set up a new CRM from scratch or take over managing the one you already use. The goal is a system your team actually uses, not a new tool for its own sake.
Is this a full-time hire or part-time support?
Whichever fits — pricing is hourly and scoped to your team's actual needs, from a few hours a week to a full-time presence.
Will you train my existing team?
Yes — onboarding and training new or existing reps is part of the service, not a separate add-on.
How do you track performance?
Through regular KPI reporting and call/ticket quality audits, so you always know what's working and what needs to change.
Can this pair with appointment setting?
Yes — many customers combine this with B2B Appointment Setting so both the calls and the operations behind them are covered.
Do I need my own CRM already set up?
No. If you don't have one yet, we help pick and configure a CRM that fits your team's size and process. If you already use one, we work inside it rather than asking you to switch.
How involved do I need to be day to day?
As much or as little as you want. Most clients check in on the KPI reporting weekly and leave the pipeline upkeep, scripts, and QA monitoring to us in between. That balance tends to shift over the first month or two as we learn your process and you get comfortable with how we work. Once that rhythm is set, most of what you see is the reporting and the results, not the day-to-day mechanics behind them.
What is sales operations management?
It's the ongoing work behind your sales team: the process, lead and pipeline tracking, rep training, performance measurement, and CRM. An experienced manager owns those pieces so your team can focus on selling.
How is this different from appointment setting?
Appointment setting is outbound calling that books meetings with prospects. Sales operations is the management behind the sale: process, training, tracking, and systems. Many customers combine the two. See B2B Appointment Setting.
Can you work with any industry?
Yes. The process, CRM setup, and KPIs are built around your requirements and the market you sell into, not a fixed template.
What does a sales operations manager do?
They own the structure behind selling: setting up and refining the process, keeping leads and the pipeline organized, training and coaching reps, monitoring call quality, and reporting on KPIs so you can see what's working.
What is QA monitoring?
It means regularly reviewing calls to check they follow your process and meet your quality standards, so problems are spotted and coached early instead of showing up later as lost deals.
Do you write sales scripts?
Yes. Scripts are built around your offer and refined based on real call results, with QA monitoring helping to show what is working and what needs to change.
Which KPIs do you track?
It depends on your process, but common examples are activity levels, leads followed up, pipeline movement, and meetings or deals progressing. We agree on the measures that matter for your team.
What does sales operations management cost?
Pricing starts at $8 per hour, scoped to the hours your team needs, with no long-term contracts required. See our pricing page or ask for a quote.