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HubSpot Implementation
HubSpot implementation that your team actually uses
Most HubSpot projects don’t fail at configuration. They fail six weeks later, when the sales team quietly goes back to the spreadsheet. We build for that moment.
No pitch deck. We’ll tell you if HubSpot is the wrong fit.
Symptoms
You’ll recognise this if…
If two or more of these are true, the problem is the process underneath HubSpot, not the platform.
HubSpot is live, but half the team still works out of a spreadsheet
Nobody can agree what “qualified” means, so the pipeline report is a negotiation
Deals sit in stages that don’t match how you actually sell
Reporting takes half a day to pull together and still leaves questions
Someone set it up, left, and nobody’s touched the workflows since
The work
What we actually do
Four phases. You can stop after any of them.
01
Map how you sell
Before anything gets configured. Who’s involved in a deal, what has to be true to move a stage, where handovers happen, what the forecast has to answer. Usually two or three sessions, with sales in the room. This is the part that gets skipped and it’s the part that determines whether anyone uses the thing.
02
Design the structure
The CRM data model, lifecycle stages, pipelines, properties, ownership rules. Written down and agreed before it’s built, so the argument happens on a document rather than inside a live system.
03
Build it
Objects, pipelines, automation, integrations, reporting. Migrated data where there’s data to migrate. Built in an order that lets you use the early parts while the later parts are still going in.
04
Get it adopted
Role-based training: reps get the rep version, managers get the manager version. A written record of what was built and why. Then a check-in at 30 and 60 days, because adoption problems show up in week six, not week one.
Deliverables
What you get
Every one of these is a thing you can hold us to.
A documented sales process your sales team helped write
Lifecycle stages and SQL criteria marketing and sales both signed off
A configured HubSpot instance with pipelines, properties, automation and permissions
Clean, deduplicated data, not just data moved across
Reporting that answers your forecast questions without a spreadsheet in between
Training by role, plus documentation
30- and 60-day reviews
Proof
A HubSpot Gold Partner
We have run digital and data infrastructure for Vox Telecoms and NetFlorist, including designing and managing NetFlorist’s web tracking environment across analytics and Search Console for the better part of a decade.
Honestly
Where this isn’t the right fit
We’re a poor choice if you want HubSpot switched on this month with no discussion of process. That’s a faster, cheaper job and someone else should do it. We’re also the wrong call if the only sponsor is a marketing manager with no route to the sales leadership. CRM builds fail at adoption, not configuration, and without a sales sponsor the failure is predictable. If you already have HubSpot and mostly need it tightened rather than rebuilt, say so on the call.
Looking ahead
Looking at 2027
You’re about to be running more AI-generated output through this system than you are today: drafted emails, summarised calls, scored leads. All of it lands in the CRM. If the stages and definitions underneath are vague now, that vagueness gets multiplied rather than fixed. Getting the structure right is what makes the AI layer worth having later.
Contact
Bring us what you’re seeing. We’ll show you what to do next.
Share a bit of context and what you’re trying to achieve. We’ll come back with the most useful next step and help you decide on the smallest set of moves that improves clarity, delivery, and measurement.
