Revenue Operations Consulting That Aligns Your Entire Revenue Engine

Eyal helps connect marketing, sales, customer success, data and technology into a unified system for acquiring, converting, retaining and expanding customers.

Align your teams, processes, data and technology so revenue becomes measurable, predictable and scalable.

Pipeline • Forecasting • CRM • Data • Process • Team Alignment

  • C-Level Revenue Experience

  • Strategy + Execution

  • End-to-End Revenue Lifecycle

SaaS   •   Fintech   •   Technology   •   E-commerce

When Do You Need RevOps Consulting?

Strategic signals indicating friction across your customer acquisition and revenue engine.

  • Your Revenue Forecast Is Unreliable

    Leadership cannot confidently predict what will close or when.

    Uncertain financial planning

  • Sales and Marketing Are Misaligned

    Marketing complains sales doesn’t follow up; sales complains leads aren’t qualified.

    Broken handoff accountability

  • Leads Are Falling Through the Cracks

    Ownership and handoffs aren’t clearly defined.

    Wasted acquisition spend

  • Your CRM Can’t Be Trusted

    Data is incomplete, outdated or structured differently across teams.

    Fragmented single source of truth

  • Reporting Takes Too Long

    Teams manually combine spreadsheets and tools to produce basic performance reporting.

    High executive reporting latency

  • Customer Success Operates Separately

    Sales closes customers but renewal, retention and expansion data doesn’t flow back into the revenue model.

    Blind spots in expansion NRR

  • Growth Is Creating Operational Complexity

    Processes that worked with five people stop working with fifty.

    Scaling bottlenecks

  • You Have Too Many Revenue Tools

    The stack has grown without a coherent architecture.

    SaaS bloat and duplicate cost

What Is Revenue Operations Consulting?

RevOps Consulting unites marketing, sales and customer success around common processes, data, technology and performance measures. This results in a single revenue system, not three departments using different numbers.

Full Lifecycle Revenue Architecture

  1. Marketing

  2. Lead

  3. Sales

  4. Opportunity

  5. Customer

  6. Customer Success

  7. Renewal

  8. Expansion

Running underneath the whole lifecycle: Processes, Data, Technology, Metrics, Governance.

Revenue Is a System, Not a Set of Departments

  • The traditional model

    The traditional model has marketing with its goals, sales has its own goals, customer success has its own goals, and finance with its own set of numbers. What you end up with is silos, leakages between stages and no one is completely satisfied with the accuracy of your forecasts.

    Result: Disconnected attribution, missed churn indicators, and executive guesswork.

  • The revenue operations model

    The revenue operations model unifies the marketing, sales, customer success and finance teams, data, metrics and revenue goals into one lifecycle and one system. It is that common base that gives revenue predictability.

    Result: Single source of truth, automated handoffs, and forecast certainty.

What Does Revenue Operations Align?

Complete structural integration across your commercial operating foundation.

  • People

    Teams, roles, ownership and accountability.

  • Process

    Lifecycle stages, handoffs, qualification and workflows.

  • Data

    Definitions, attribution, quality and reporting.

  • Technology

    CRM, automation, analytics and integrations.

Our Revenue Operations Services

Comprehensive executive advisory and operational engineering across eleven dedicated disciplines.

  • Revenue Operations Audit

    A complete audit of the funnel, processes, CRM, technology, data, reporting, KPIs, handoffs and forecasting.

  • Revenue Operations Strategy

    A revenue operations strategy that specifies the operating model that will be designed to support the growth, including roles, governance, processes, objectives, metrics and ownership.

  • Revenue Lifecycle & Funnel Design

    Mapping the whole revenue lifecycle, from awareness to lead, MQL, SQL, opportunity, customer, renewal and expansion, and identifying leakages; to assist in both revenue lifecycle design and funnel optimization.

  • Sales & Marketing Alignment

    Sales and Marketing alignment work that results in clear lead definitions, qualification criteria, SLAs, handoffs, ownership and feedback loops between the Sales and Marketing teams.

  • CRM Strategy & Optimization

    CRM strategy and CRM optimization covering data architecture, lifecycle stages, pipeline structure, fields, automation and CRM adoption.

  • Pipeline Management & Optimization

    Pipeline optimization and pipeline management work that standardizes deal stages, exit criteria, pipeline reviews, opportunity scoring, velocity and pipeline coverage.

  • Revenue Forecasting

    Revenue forecasting work that improves forecast methodology, probability modeling, deal confidence, pipeline coverage and scenario planning, to improve overall forecast accuracy.

  • Revenue Data & Reporting

    Revenue analytics and revenue reporting work that creates one source of truth, covering dashboards, reporting, data governance, attribution and KPI definitions.

  • RevOps Technology Stack Optimization

    An assessment of the RevOps tech stack, including CRM, marketing automation, sales engagement, customer success systems, analytics and integrations.

  • Workflow & Revenue Automation

    Revenue automation and workflow automation for routing, lead assignment, notifications, stage transition, data enrichment, reporting and renewal alert.

  • Customer Success & Expansion Operations

    Full-lifecycle RevOps – the revenue system is not just about the journey towards the first close, it’s the whole customer journey from onboarding to upselling.

Where Revenue Leaks Usually Happen

Systematic discovery of friction points that quietly erode commercial margins across the enterprise journey.

  1. Traffic or demand flows into a lead

    Leak: poor qualification

  2. Marketing qualified lead moves toward sales

    Leak: slow handoff

  3. Sales qualified

    Leak: inconsistent follow-up

  4. Opportunity

    Leak: weak pipeline management

  5. Customer

    Leak: poor onboarding

  6. Renewal

    Leak: churn risk not identified in time

  7. Expansion

    Leak: upsell opportunities missed entirely

RevOps identifies and fixes leakage across the entire customer lifecycle, not just at the top of the funnel.

Our Revenue Operations Framework

A six-stage method that moves from diagnosis to a revenue system the organization can run and improve on an ongoing basis.

  1. 01. Diagnose. Where Is Revenue Leaking?

    We begin with a thorough audit of your revenue engine: funnel performance, conversion rates, pipeline velocity, CRM data quality, technology utilization, team handoffs, forecasting accuracy and reporting. The goal is to identify exactly where revenue is leaking, where process friction exists and where data is breaking down.

  2. 02. Define. What Should the Revenue System Look Like?

    Based on the diagnosis, we design the target revenue operating model: customer lifecycle stages from first touch to expansion, lead definitions and qualification criteria (MQL, SQL, opportunity), stage gate exit criteria, pipeline architecture, revenue metrics and the governance model that holds it together.

  3. 03. Align. How Should Teams Work Together?

    We align marketing, sales and customer success around the defined revenue system. This includes Service Level Agreements (SLAs) between teams, handoff processes with clear ownership and timelines, shared definitions of success, feedback loops and aligned commercial incentives.

  4. 04. Build. What Processes and Systems Are Required?

    We configure and optimize the operational foundation: CRM restructuring (fields, stages, validation rules, page layouts), pipeline views and dashboards, marketing automation integrations, sales engagement workflows, lead routing and assignment rules, CS handoff workflows and revenue reporting infrastructure.

  5. 05. Measure. What Should Leadership Track?

    We establish the revenue reporting framework: executive dashboards that provide real-time visibility, pipeline review cadence and structure, forecast methodology and probability modeling, conversion rate tracking across all lifecycle stages, customer retention and expansion reporting, and CAC / LTV economics.

  6. 06. Optimize. Where Can Performance Improve?

    With the revenue system operational and producing clean data, we focus on ongoing performance improvement: identifying new bottlenecks as volume increases, refining qualification criteria, shortening cycle times, improving win rates, increasing expansion revenue and coaching the internal team to run the system independently.

What You Receive

Actionable blueprints, governance instruments, and operational assets delivered during our engagement.

  • Revenue Operations Audit

    Current-state assessment.

  • Revenue Lifecycle Map

    The complete acquisition-to-expansion journey.

  • Revenue Leakage Analysis

    Where opportunities are being lost.

  • RevOps Strategy

    Future-state revenue operating model.

  • Funnel & Pipeline Architecture

    Clearly defined lifecycle and deal stages.

  • CRM Recommendations

    Required structure, workflows and changes.

  • KPI Framework

    Shared commercial metrics.

  • Forecasting Model

    Predictable revenue planning.

  • Technology Stack Assessment

    Keep, integrate, replace or remove tools.

  • RevOps Roadmap

    Prioritized improvements.

  • 90-Day Action Plan

    Immediate execution steps.

The Metrics a RevOps System Should Improve

Executive performance indicators calibrated for institutional visibility and predictable yield.

  • Pipeline

    Pipeline coverage, pipeline velocity, win rate, deal value, sales cycle.

  • Marketing

    Lead-to-opportunity rate, customer acquisition cost, attribution, marketing contribution.

  • Sales

    Opportunity-to-close rate, quota attainment, average deal size, forecast accuracy.

  • Customer Success

    Churn, retention, expansion, net revenue retention, customer lifetime value.

  • Overall

    CAC payback, LTV to CAC ratio, ARR or MRR growth, revenue per employee.

How RevOps Creates Predictable Revenue

Clean data, clear processes, aligned teams and connected technology combine to produce better visibility, which leads to better decisions, which leads to more predictable revenue.

Why Work With Eyal Dror on Revenue Operations?

Direct institutional execution rooted in real P&L leadership and cross-functional mastery.

  • Revenue Leadership Experience

    Eyal brings direct experience as an executive leading revenue teams, not just consulting on them.

  • Business Outcomes First

    Technology and process are means to an end. The goal is predictable revenue growth, better margins and reliable forecasting.

  • Cross-Functional Perspective

    Deep understanding across marketing, sales, customer success, finance and technology – avoiding the department bias of specialist consultants.

  • Technology-Agnostic

    Recommendations focus on what the business actually needs, not on selling a particular software platform.

  • Strategy + Execution

    From high-level revenue strategy down to CRM fields, workflow triggers and pipeline review agendas.

  • Operator Perspective

    Processes are designed for adoption by real teams, not theoretically elegant models that nobody uses.

Who Needs Revenue Operations Consulting?

  • SaaS Companies Scaling Revenue: Transitioning from growth at all costs to efficient, predictable growth.
  • Startups Moving Beyond Founder-Led Sales: Building their first repeatable sales and revenue processes.
  • Scale-Ups Adding More Revenue Teams: Managing the complexity that comes with specialized sales, SDR, marketing and CS roles.
  • Companies With Unreliable Forecasts: Leadership that needs predictability for boards, investors and resource planning.
  • Businesses With Sales & Marketing Misalignment: Eliminating the finger-pointing and building a shared revenue engine.
  • Companies Implementing or Fixing CRM: Ensuring the technology supports the revenue process rather than dictating it.

Industries Served

RevOps advisory engagements tailored across fast-growing commercial sectors:

  • SaaS B2B recurring engines
  • Fintech Regulated transaction scale
  • Cybersecurity Complex enterprise sales
  • Technology Hardware & deeptech
  • E-commerce D2C & multichannel ops
  • B2B Services Institutional retainers

Designed for enterprise leadership requiring end-to-end commercial transparency.

Revenue Operations Consulting vs Related Services

Clarifying institutional boundaries to ensure precision in advisory alignment.

ServiceMain Question
RevOps ConsultingHow do we connect all our teams, processes, data and systems so that our revenue engine produces predictable, scalable results?
Go-to-Market Strategy ConsultingHow do we launch or position our offer, which channels do we use, and which customers do we target?
Growth Strategy ConsultingWhere should our next growth come from and how do we capture it?
Sales Funnel OptimizationHow do we improve conversion rates within the sales pipeline?
Fractional CROWe need someone to run our revenue organization while we build or until we make a permanent hire.
Fractional CMOWe need someone to lead our marketing organization, brand and demand generation.
Strategic Planning ConsultingWhere are we going as a business over the next 1–3 years and what is our plan to get there?
  • Revenue Operations vs Sales Operations

    Sales operations focuses specifically on the sales team: sales tools, territory planning, compensation plans and sales performance. Revenue operations takes an end-to-end view across marketing, sales and customer success. RevOps includes sales operations but connects it to what happens before (marketing) and after (customer success and retention).

  • RevOps Consulting vs CRM Consulting

    CRM consulting focuses on the software: configuring fields, workflows, permissions and integrations. RevOps Consulting focuses on the revenue model first and uses the CRM to support it. A great CRM configuration is useless if the underlying sales processes, lead definitions and handoff rules are broken.

  • RevOps Consulting vs Fractional CRO

    A RevOps consulting engagement focuses on designing, building and optimizing the revenue system – processes, data, tools and alignment. A Fractional CRO engagement takes operational leadership of the revenue organization, leading the teams and owning the revenue target. Many organizations start with RevOps consulting and expand into Fractional CRO leadership, or vice versa.

What Does a Revenue Operations Engagement Look Like?

Seven structured phases engineered to transition your commercial organization into an institutional growth engine.

  1. Phase 1: Revenue Operations Audit

    Current-state diagnosis.

  2. Phase 2: Revenue Architecture

    Lifecycle, processes, ownership and definitions.

  3. Phase 3: Data & Technology

    CRM, integrations, data and automation.

  4. Phase 4: Metrics & Forecasting

    KPIs, reporting, dashboards and forecasting.

  5. Phase 5: Implementation

    Workflows and operational rollout.

  6. Phase 6: Adoption

    Training, process enforcement and governance.

  7. Phase 7: Optimization

    Conversion, velocity, retention and efficiency.

Frequently Asked Questions

In-depth responses to key institutional considerations regarding RevOps advisory engagements.

What is the difference between Revenue Operations and Sales Operations?

Sales operations focuses specifically on the sales team: sales tools, territory planning, compensation plans and sales performance. Revenue operations takes an end-to-end view across marketing, sales and customer success. RevOps includes sales operations but connects it to what happens before (marketing) and after (customer success and retention).

How do I know if my company needs Revenue Operations consulting?

The most common signals are: unreliable revenue forecasts, ongoing friction between sales and marketing, leads falling through the cracks, poor CRM data quality, reporting that requires manual spreadsheet compilation, customer success disconnected from sales, and feeling like you have plenty of revenue tools but no coherent system.

What CRMs and tools do you work with?

We work with the leading platforms across the revenue stack: HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Zoho, Marketo, Apollo, Outreach, Salesloft, Gong, Chargebee, Stripe, ChartMogul and others. We are technology-agnostic; our focus is on making your tools serve your revenue process, not on recommending a specific platform.

How long does a Revenue Operations engagement typically take?

Engagements vary based on scope. A Revenue Operations Audit typically takes 2–4 weeks. A full revenue operations design and implementation engagement typically runs 3–6 months. Ongoing RevOps advisory or fractional leadership is available on a monthly retainer basis.

Do you implement the changes or just deliver recommendations?

Both. We believe strategy without execution is incomplete. While we deliver strategic blueprints and frameworks, we also roll up our sleeves to configure CRMs, build workflows, set up dashboards, write SLAs and train teams. The exact split between strategy and hands-on implementation is agreed at the start of the engagement.

How does RevOps consulting differ from hiring a full-time RevOps Director?

A full-time RevOps hire costs $150K–$250K+ in salary, benefits and equity, takes months to hire, and may not have the executive experience to design the strategy from scratch. RevOps consulting provides senior-level expertise immediately, designs and builds the system, and can then help hire and onboard the internal team to run it.

What stage of company benefits most from RevOps consulting?

Companies between $1M and $30M in revenue typically see the greatest return. Below $1M, the priority is usually finding product-market fit. Above $1M, the complexity of managing multiple teams, tools and customer stages makes an aligned revenue system essential for predictable growth.

Will this require changing our entire tech stack?

Usually not. In most cases, companies already have the tools they need; they’re just not configured properly, integrated with each other, or adopted consistently by the team. Our first preference is always to optimize what you already have before recommending new software.

How do you handle team resistance to new processes or CRM changes?

Resistance usually happens when changes are imposed from above without explaining why, or when new processes add administrative burden without clear value to the user. We design processes with the team, keep workflows as lightweight as possible, automate repetitive tasks to save them time, and provide clear training.

What metrics will improve after a RevOps engagement?

The most common improvements are in forecast accuracy (often improving from under 50% to 85%+), lead-to-opportunity conversion rates, pipeline velocity (shorter sales cycles), CRM data completeness and adoption, and customer retention / net revenue retention (NRR).

Can RevOps consulting help with our board and investor reporting?

Yes. A primary output of our work is reliable revenue reporting: clean pipeline data, accurate forecasting, CAC and LTV economics, cohort analysis and retention metrics that give boards and investors confidence in your numbers.

What is the first step to get started?

Book an initial consultation. We’ll discuss your current revenue architecture, pain points, team structure and growth goals, and recommend the right scope – whether that’s a targeted Revenue Operations Audit or a comprehensive RevOps transformation.

Build a Revenue Engine You Can Actually Predict

Align your sales, marketing, customer success, data and technology around one scalable revenue system.

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