An Australian customer experience company that has grown by buying other businesses.
Every new company came with its own data and ways of working
Each acquisition brought its own CRM data, forms, processes and team. The company needed one place to see the whole business, without losing what each company already had.
Merged the companies, then built one way of working
Merged the data
Brought each acquired business's contacts and deals into one HubSpot, with clean rules for who owns what.
Lined up the processes
One deal process across the company, with room for each business's differences.
Brought the teams on
Users, access and training for each team as it joined.
Moved the website
Website migrated from WordPress to HubSpot.
Ran brand awareness ads
Google Ads to build awareness of the brand.
Built board reporting
Dashboards that give leadership a view across the whole company.
Before and after
Before
- Data in separate systems
- Different sales processes
- Teams on different tools
- Website on WordPress
After
- One HubSpot for the company
- One deal process, tailored to each sales team
- Every team on the same system
- Website on HubSpot
One view of a growing company
Leadership sees the whole company in one place, and each new business has a clear path into the same system. Marketing and sales work in one tool, and board reporting comes straight from it, with no separate BI tool. It's a faster way of working that adapts as the group grows.
"She took us from a website migration to a fully optimised enterprise sales engine. Her ability to refine deal processes and create high-level dashboards for board reporting provided our leadership team with invaluable visibility. She also managed our brand awareness via Google Ads with the same level of precision."
C. LundhEnterprise Marketing ManagerWhy it matters
Growth by acquisition without the mess. Each new business has a clear path in, and leadership gets one view across the whole company.
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