Lead scoring and routing
Inbound leads scored and routed to the right seller as soon as they arrive.
GTM engineering →For sales teams
We build the systems behind your sales process: inbound leads reach the right seller as soon as they arrive, account research is ready before the first call, and CRM records stay complete. Each system has a named owner on your team.
Who it is for
The Technical Diagnostic maps your systems, data and workflows in 2–3 weeks and tells you what to build first.
See the Technical Diagnostic →Examples
Each example links to the service that builds it.
Inbound leads scored and routed to the right seller as soon as they arrive.
GTM engineering →An agent prepares a short brief on the account before the first call. The seller approves it before it is used.
AI agents →Contact and company data enriched from several sources, with one rule for which source wins.
GTM engineering →Duplicate and incomplete CRM records flagged every week, with a named person to fix them.
GTM engineering →Tools
Proof
“Mateusz has a unique ability to bridge the gap between marketing, sales, and tech. He brings a rare mix of technical acumen and strategic thinking that consistently pushed our projects forward.”
How every project runs
2–3 weeks: audit report and roadmap.
4–6 weeks each, documented as we go.
Documentation, a runbook per tool and training for the person on your side who owns it.
Monitoring, fixes and small builds. We act as the second line behind your owner.
FAQ
Not sure where to start? The Technical Diagnostic is the first step for every build.
HubSpot and Pipedrive. We start with the CRM you already have.
Only where the process needs it. We map how leads and deals move today and agree every change with your sales lead before we build.
Only if you decide it can. Account briefs and drafts are approved by the seller before they are used, and every action is logged.
We start with the 2–3 week Technical Diagnostic. The build runs in sprints of 4–6 weeks.
A 30-minute call. We’ll tell you what we’d build first.
What happens next