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§ Product

Sales & Marketing Operations AI

An AI layer across the RevOps stack — predictive lead scoring, CRM data hygiene, outbound drafting and sequence-optimization, attribution analysis. Sits on top of the existing CRM and marketing automation.

Engagement
8–12 week build · ongoing operation
Built for
CROs · CMOs · RevOps leads · Heads of growth
§ Problem

Sales and marketing operations accumulate routine work — lead scoring done by hand or by rule-based scoring that doesn't capture nuance, CRM data hygiene that nobody owns, outbound sequences manually maintained, attribution analysis done quarterly when it should be weekly.

What this is

An AI layer for the sales and marketing operations stack. Four components:

  • Predictive lead scoring. Trained on the business's conversion data. Outputs score plus attribution to score drivers.
  • CRM data hygiene. Deduplication, missing-field inference, data-quality flagging.
  • Outbound drafting. Sequence-step generation, personalization, A/B suggestion. Always human-reviewed before sending.
  • Attribution analysis. Multi-touch attribution across the customer journey, with weekly cadence.

How it's built

LightGBM with calibration for lead scoring (calibrated probabilities the sales team can act on). Embedding-based deduplication for the CRM hygiene layer. LLM layer for outbound drafting. Attribution modeling via Bayesian or Markov-chain methods depending on data structure.

What you get

  • The lead-scoring model integrated with your CRM.
  • The CRM-hygiene pipeline running ongoing.
  • The outbound-drafting layer with review workflow.
  • The attribution-analysis dashboard.
  • Quarterly model refresh and attribution review.
§ How we engage

Engagement is shape, not list.

Length and price are functions of the data and the destination. The shape below is the typical engagement.

Length
8–12 week build · ongoing operation

Scoped during the discovery call against the actual data and the operation it integrates with.

Lead
Bogdan

Principal engineer. Architecture and most code ships through one keyboard.

Cadence
Async, weekly

Written updates between, calls when the decision needs the room.

Bar
Production

Async correctness, capacity under burst, observability at every boundary.

§ Questions

What buyers ask about this one.

  • How is this different from HubSpot's AI features or Salesforce Einstein?

    Those are excellent at the common case — typical SaaS funnel, typical B2B sales motion. For businesses with more complex sales motions (multi-stakeholder enterprise, mixed B2B/B2C, channel-mediated), the built-in features underperform. Custom captures the structure the built-ins miss.

  • What about lead scoring specifically?

    Replaces rule-based scoring with a model trained on the business's actual conversion data. The score includes attribution to why it's high or low — fit factors, intent factors, timing factors — so the sales team knows what to do with the lead, not just whether it's good.

  • Does it auto-send outbound emails?

    Drafts, doesn't auto-send. The sales team reviews before sending. Where the business wants higher automation (mass-outbound on a low-touch product), the engagement can scope auto-send with controls — but the default is human-in-loop.

  • What does the CRM hygiene layer do?

    Deduplication, missing-field completion (where the missing data is inferrable from other sources), data-quality flagging for the records that need human attention. The CRM stays cleaner without weekly maintenance projects.

  • Pricing?

    Scoped to CRM size, lead volume, and integration depth. Discovery call covers all three.

§ The next step

If the deliverable matches the gap, the next step is one call.

We'll scope length and price against your data and the operation it integrates with. No retainer, no fishing.

Bogdan and team · async-first · OP—2026