We build the systems, data structures, and reporting that keep sales, marketing, and customer success working from the same numbers, so your forecast is a calculation.
Every team has its own version of the same number
Ask marketing, sales, and finance for last quarter's pipeline figure and you'll often get three different answers, not because anyone's wrong, but because each team's counting from a different definition, a different field, or a different export. Reps update stages inconsistently, a "qualified lead" means something different depending on who you ask, and by the time a number reaches the board, nobody's fully sure what it's actually measuring.
None of that is a reporting problem you fix with a better dashboard. It's a data and definition problem underneath the dashboard, and it's the same root cause whether it shows up as a forecast nobody trusts, a lead handoff that stalls, or a churn number that surprises everyone in the renewal call.
What RevOps for sales covers
The operational backbone that keeps revenue data honest: pipeline hygiene and data structures that hold up under scrutiny, forecasting and reporting built on real numbers, shared definitions that survive every handoff between marketing, sales, and customer success, systems and integrations that actually talk to each other, and dashboards that give everyone the same view.
Pipeline hygiene and data structure
Clean, consistently maintained CRM data, so a stage means the same thing regardless of which rep or team is looking at it.
Forecasting and reporting
One forecast model built from stage-level data everyone already trusts, not a number reverse-engineered from rep optimism.
Cross-functional definitions
Shared, agreed definitions for what counts as qualified, at every handoff between marketing, sales, and customer success.
Systems and integrations
Your CRM connected properly to the rest of your stack, so data moves automatically instead of living in exports and spreadsheets.
Dashboards and visibility
Reporting that gives leadership a real-time, trustworthy view, without someone manually reconciling four systems first.
How we build your RevOps setup
01
Audit
We examine your CRM data directly, not just the dashboards built on top of it, to find where definitions diverge and where data actually breaks down.
02
Design
We define shared definitions, data structures, and reporting logic around how your teams actually work, not a generic RevOps template.
03
Build
We implement the structure, automations, and integrations in your CRM, so consistency is enforced by the system rather than by good intentions.
04
Roll out
We train your teams on the new structure and definitions, so the change sticks rather than reverting within a quarter.
05
Refine
We monitor data quality and forecast accuracy on a set cadence, and fix whichever part has started drifting.
01
Audit
We examine your CRM data directly, not just the dashboards built on top of it, to find where definitions diverge and where data actually breaks down.
02
Design
We define shared definitions, data structures, and reporting logic around how your teams actually work, not a generic RevOps template.
03
Build
We implement the structure, automations, and integrations in your CRM, so consistency is enforced by the system rather than by good intentions.
04
Roll out
We train your teams on the new structure and definitions, so the change sticks rather than reverting within a quarter.
05
Refine
We monitor data quality and forecast accuracy on a set cadence, and fix whichever part has started drifting.
What you get
Documented, shared definitions for every stage and qualification standard
A CRM structure that enforces data hygiene rather than relying on rep discipline
A forecast model built on trustworthy, stage-level data
Integrations connecting your CRM to the rest of your revenue stack
Reporting and dashboards leadership can act on without a reconciliation exercise first
Why choose Blend for RevOps?
We build RevOps around the whole lifecycle
Most RevOps engagements clean up sales pipeline reporting and stop there. We assess the handoffs either side of it too, so your setup doesn't just fix sales, it fixes what marketing hands sales and what sales hands delivery.
The same team that finds the problem builds the fix
We don't hand you a diagnostic report and leave the rebuild to someone else. The people who find where your data breaks are the same people who reconfigure it, so nothing gets lost translating a slide deck into a working system.
We structure your data for the AI layer, not just this quarter's dashboards
Clean, governed data isn't only for the reports you run today, it's what any AI tool on your CRM will draw from tomorrow. We build your RevOps setup so those tools work from a real source of truth, not something they have to guess at.
We keep monitoring it after go-live
Data hygiene decays the moment nobody's watching it, a new rep, a new field, a process nobody documented. We re-score on a set cadence and fix what's drifted, rather than leaving you to notice it yourself months later.
Meet the team
Some of the people you might work with on your RevOps setup, from audit through to ongoing refinement.

Josh Bouk
CEO, Americas

Phil Vallender
Co-Founder & Director of Strategy

Amanda McGrath
Commercial Director

Andrew Manchester
Growth Strategist

Joe Bouk
Junior RevOps Engineer

Simran Toor
Director of Global Accounts
The best B2B companies grow by design, not by chance
They align their teams, eliminate friction, and build revenue infrastructure that compounds over time. That's what we engineer. Let's fix your revenue engine.