Build the sales operating system your business should already have.
Once the Diagnostic shows where the motion breaks, KAGrowth Partners builds the fix. Structured, tested, documented, and adopted, inside the stack you already run.
Build Sprint
Fixes one priority system. Four to six weeks, scoped per engagement. Sprints commonly cover:
- CRM and pipeline cleanup
- Lead intake and routing
- Follow-up logic
- Sales-to-delivery handoff
- Reporting and dashboard build
- Demand build: lead capture and routing, nurture sequences, channel setup, messaging
- Paid acquisition build: Google Ads, Meta, or LinkedIn campaign setup and tracking
- CRM platform build: Salesforce, HubSpot, or GHL admin and integration work
Sales Operating System
A full reset of the motion top to bottom. Demand, capture, routing, sales workflow, handoffs, reporting, operating cadence. Fixed phase gates, a 90-day calendar, a named client owner, and a weekly progress rhythm. 90 days, scoped per engagement.
How a build runs
- Written scope and assumptions, agreed before work starts.
- An executive sponsor and an internal process owner, assigned on your side.
- Current-state map confirmed, future-state design approved.
- Workflow review before launch, dashboard live before training.
- Training recorded, SOPs handed off.
- A 30-day review scheduled.
What stays in scope, and what does not
A build is fixed-scope on purpose. Out-of-scope work is handled with a change order, not absorbed quietly until the project blurs. We do not do ERP replacement, bespoke software development, enterprise change management, deep data-warehouse work, or ongoing paid media management bundled into a systems engagement (ongoing paid media lives in Managed Services if it lives anywhere).
Engagement
Build Sprint: four to six weeks, scoped per engagement. Sales Operating System: 90 days, scoped per engagement. Every build is custom-scoped. We send a written estimate after the fit call.
Questions about Build
Have a Diagnostic, or already know the problem?
If you have a roadmap, we can scope the build against it. If the problem is obvious, we can scope a Sprint directly off a fit call.