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What's broken
- Interested buyers wait hours for a response
- Duplicates and missing owners hide real deals
- Pipeline reviews start with "let me check"
Every reply handled, every deal recorded, and a CRM your team finally trusts.
Where it sits on your revenue line
01 / 08Who it's for
Starting point 1
Interested buyers, out-of-office notes and unsubscribes land in the same inbox, and nobody owns it.
Starting point 2
Duplicates, missing owners and old stages. Reps keep their own notes instead.
Starting point 3
Leads arrive from forms, outbound and referrals, and who picks them up depends on who notices.
Pick a team to see what changes for them.
For sales
Interested buyers reach your closer with the conversation and context attached.
02 / 08Why it stalls
Every unanswered reply is a meeting your closer never saw, and every forecast rests on numbers nobody trusts.
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Reps double-handle leads, buyers wait for answers, and every forecast meeting starts with fixing the data.
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Sorting replies and updating records is rule-based work. Your team should be selling, not filing.
The usual fix
The CRM clean-up project. A one-off spring clean that looks good for a month, then drifts back because nothing keeps it current.
03 / 08How we build it
Resolve duplicates and missing owners, and agree the pipeline fields your team will trust.
Replies are sorted as they arrive. Pricing, complaints, legal terms and unsubscribes go straight to a person.
Interested buyers reach your closer with context, and every conversation is logged with a next step.
Records update automatically as activity happens, so reviews start from facts.
Everything is built in your own accounts and documented, so it keeps working after we hand over.
A person handles sensitive replies. Your team owns every sales decision.
Replies are sorted and CRM records stay current, automatically.
04 / 08See it run
Agents read and classify each reply as it arrives. Anything sensitive goes to a person, never to an automated answer.
Illustrative example. Names and details are invented.
"Yes, can we talk Thursday?"
Sent to your closer with the thread and account notes.
"What would this cost us?"
Goes straight to a person.
"Back on Monday."
Follow-up moved to the return date.
"Not me, try Sam in ops."
New contact created and linked to the account.
"Please remove me."
A person confirms, and the contact is suppressed.
"We're locked in until next year."
Logged with a date to revisit.
05 / 08The tools behind it
Every reply is classified, routed to the right person and recorded in your CRM.
Comes in from
Built by Rivet, owned by you
Lands in
06 / 08What we promise in writing
Every engagement runs on the same promises. They're in the scope you sign, not on a sales slide.
Scope of work
Our commitments to you
07 / 08What changes
The left side is what we see most often when nobody owns this part of the revenue line. The right side is what we hand over.
If nothing changes
After handover
08 / 08Case studies
Can't find yours? Bring it to the review.
Mostly HubSpot and Pipedrive. If you use something else, we'll tell you on the review whether we can build in it.
We clean up and automate the CRM you have. If a move is genuinely needed, we'll say so and scope it separately.
Pricing, complaints, legal terms, unsubscribes and anything the classifier isn't sure about.
Less than they do now. Records update automatically, so there's less to log by hand. We walk your team through it before handover.
Replies keep being sorted and records stay current. Your team owns every sales decision.
In 30 minutes we map where this part of your revenue line breaks and tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.
Book a 30-minute review