Sales process
Define stages, entry/exit criteria, required information, next actions and ownership rules.
A successful CRM project aligns process, data and user behavior. We configure the platform so sellers know what to do next and managers know what is happening in the pipeline.
TechLead maps how leads enter, how they are qualified, when an opportunity is created, who owns it, what information is mandatory and when ERP takes over. That process becomes the basis for forms, stages, automation and dashboards.

We configure the capabilities your organization actually needs and avoid complexity that does not create value.
Define stages, entry/exit criteria, required information, next actions and ownership rules.
Keep the model useful: accounts, contacts, leads, opportunities, activities, products and only justified custom entities/fields.
Configure views, forms, dashboards and role-specific navigation to reduce clicks and irrelevant information.
Automate routing, reminders, approvals and notifications while preserving clear responsibility.
Clean existing data and connect ERP, Microsoft 365 or other systems with explicit system ownership.
Train using real opportunities, track usage and give managers dashboards that reinforce the agreed process.
Reduce unnecessary fields and manual steps so users spend more time selling.
Make pipeline stages mean the same thing across sellers and managers.
See pipeline value, age, next actions, activity and forecast without asking for separate spreadsheets.
Pass qualified customer/order context to ERP without re-keying information.
Structured delivery, visible validation points and a clear handover to your team.
Interview sellers/managers and map the real sales journey.
Define stages, roles, data, automation and integration boundaries.
Build forms, views, permissions, processes, dashboards and alerts.
Clean data and connect ERP/Microsoft 365.
Run live opportunities with a small representative user group.
Train, measure usage and optimize friction points.
We minimize unnecessary data entry, involve representative sellers, train on real scenarios and make management reporting depend on the agreed process.
Yes. We prioritize standard configuration and Power Platform capabilities before custom development.
It can participate in lead-to-order flows, but we define whether ERP or CRM should own quotes/orders to avoid duplicate commercial documents.
Yes. A focused first release for accounts, leads, opportunities and core reporting often improves adoption and creates a foundation for later automation.
Share your sales stages, user roles, current data sources and desired management reports. We can define a practical first release.