Your best prospects are mislabeled. 30–60% of contacts have no stage. Foundation for everything downstream.
Marketing and sales sign off on one definition per stage before anything is built, because shared definitions are the deliverable; the workflows just enforce them. Backfill covers the existing database, so reporting starts whole instead of starting from now.
This was the foundation layer when we built a newly funded FinTech's GTM stack from scratch: stages and statuses first, because scoring, routing, and every dashboard downstream inherit their honesty from this one build.
This project is part of our GTM Engineering work. GTM engineering is the practice of building go-to-market systems with the same rigor as product engineering. Instead of configuring tools and hoping they hold, we design one architecture that carries a lead from first touch to booked meeting, then document it so your team owns it.
Before building anything, we map what exists today: your tools, your data, your processes, and where the gaps are. This shapes everything downstream.
Implementation is hands-on: we build directly in your tools, not in a sandbox. You see real outputs at every step, not mockups.
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