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HubSpotCASE STUDY

Revenue Ops Overhaul

A Series-A SaaS team was leaking revenue — leads sat unrouted for hours, scoring was manual and no one knew which reps owned which accounts. We rebuilt the entire GTM engine inside HubSpot.

B2B SaaS−63% lead response time
ClientSeries-A SaaS Co.
IndustryB2B Software
PlatformHubSpot CRM
Timeline6 weeks
RoleRevOps Architect
HubSpotNode.jsAWS LambdaClearbitSlack
−63%
Lead response time
Rep productivity
98%
Routing accuracy
12h→0
Manual work / week
01

The challenge

The team was running four disconnected tools with no single source of truth. Inbound leads sat in a shared inbox for up to 12 hours before being routed. Lead scoring was a spreadsheet last updated six months ago. When a rep finally got a lead, half the enrichment data was missing or stale — meaning the first call was always cold.

02

The approach

01

Audit & data model

Mapped every object, property and association in the existing HubSpot instance. Identified 23 redundant properties and three conflicting lifecycle stage definitions. Agreed a clean canonical model before touching anything.

02

Instant routing engine

Built a Node.js microservice on AWS Lambda that fires on every new contact. It enriches via Clearbit, scores via a weighted model (ICP fit × intent signals), then assigns via round-robin with territory overrides. P99 latency under 400ms.

03

HubSpot workflow layer

Replaced 40+ manual sequences with 12 tight, well-named workflows. Each one has a single trigger, explicit goal criteria and a Slack alert on completion so reps always know what fired and why.

04

SLA alerting & dashboards

Set up escalation alerts: if a MQL sits unworked for 30 minutes, the rep's manager gets a Slack ping. Built a live HubSpot dashboard tracking response time, routing accuracy and pipeline velocity — reviewed in every Monday standup.

03

The outcome

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It feels like someone turned the lights on. Every lead lands in the right place with the right context — our reps just have to close.

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