Audit and architecture
We audit your MAP, CRM, integrations, and key workflows, then design a target architecture covering objects, lifecycle stages, scoring, routing, and ownership across teams.
D/00 · Marketing Automation and Ops
Good automation is invisible. We design and ship marketing automation, lifecycle workflows, and internal operations across HubSpot, Marketo, Customer.io, and tools like Make and n8n so your team spends time on strategy and creative, not on copy-pasting between systems.
D/01 · Overview
Most marketing automation grows by accident. New workflows are layered on top of old ones, naming conventions drift, lead routing breaks silently, and nobody fully understands what fires when. We treat automation as a system with a documented architecture, governed change process, and clear ownership.
Each engagement runs with an operations strategist, a MAP engineer, and a workflow engineer. They own platform architecture, lifecycle and routing workflows, integrations, internal operations, and reporting, and align with sales, customer success, and finance on shared definitions and SLAs.
D/02 · Scope
A senior operations pod that designs, ships, and governs marketing automation and internal workflows end to end.
Scope 01
We review your HubSpot, Marketo, or Pardot instance against best practice, identify operational debt, and design a target architecture for objects, lifecycle stages, and workflows.
Scope 02
Lifecycle stages, scoring, and lead routing are rebuilt with documented SLAs between marketing, SDR, and sales, so every lead has a clear owner and a clear next step.
Scope 03
Nurture, trial, onboarding, and re-engagement workflows are designed around real buyer journeys, with content, timing, and exit criteria tuned to your sales motion.
Scope 04
CRM, MAP, CDP, ESP, and data warehouse integrations are mapped, repaired, or built, with clear ownership of fields, sync directions, and error handling for production reliability.
Scope 05
Repetitive internal tasks across marketing, sales, and customer success are automated through tools like Make, Zapier, and n8n, with proper logging, retries, and alerting.
Scope 06
Every workflow, integration, and naming convention is documented in a single source of truth, with training for your team and a change management process to keep the system healthy.
D/03 · Platforms & Tooling
Deep production experience across the platforms that modern marketing and revenue operations actually run on.
D/04 · Delivery
A four-phase rhythm that turns an accidental automation surface into a governed, documented operations system.
We audit your MAP, CRM, integrations, and key workflows, then design a target architecture covering objects, lifecycle stages, scoring, routing, and ownership across teams.
Data hygiene, field naming, lifecycle definitions, and core integrations are repaired or rebuilt, so future workflows sit on a clean foundation rather than amplifying old problems.
Lifecycle, routing, nurture, onboarding, and internal automation workflows are built or rebuilt in waves, each one documented and tested before it replaces what is currently running.
We hand back a documented system with naming conventions, change management, and operational dashboards, and train your team to maintain and extend it without losing discipline.
D/05 · Best Fit
Marketing automation work returns the most for organisations with real volume, real handoffs, and a willingness to invest in operational quality.
B2B SaaS and pipeline
B2B SaaS and services businesses with SDR, AE, and customer success teams where lifecycle, scoring, and routing directly drive pipeline quality and sales productivity.
Ecommerce and subscription
Ecommerce and subscription brands with high-volume lifecycle programs in Klaviyo, Customer.io, or Braze where automation needs to coordinate cleanly with CRM, support, and finance.
Multi-brand and enterprise
Multi-brand, multi-region, or enterprise marketing organisations where shared MAP and CRM instances need careful governance to avoid drift, silos, and conflicting workflows.
D/06 · FAQ
Practical answers to the questions buyers ask before they engage on marketing automation and ops.
FAQ 01
Usually not. Most engagements focus on fixing and governing what you already own. HubSpot, Marketo, Pardot, and Customer.io can each support world-class programs when implemented properly. We only recommend a platform change when the current tool fundamentally cannot support your model, and we document the case clearly first.
FAQ 02
Every workflow, field, integration, and naming convention is documented in a shared source of truth, with diagrams for critical lifecycle and routing flows. Change management runs through a lightweight review process so new workflows are designed deliberately rather than added on top of forgotten ones.
FAQ 03
Yes. Many engagements are co-managed with internal RevOps or marketing ops teams. We typically own architecture, complex builds, and integrations, while your internal team handles day-to-day requests, reporting, and lighter changes. We agree on a clear RACI in week one so there is no overlap.
FAQ 04
We design internal workflow automation in tools like Make, Zapier, and n8n with the same discipline as MAP work. Every flow has documented inputs, outputs, logging, and alerting, so automation that fails is detected and recoverable rather than silently breaking key marketing or sales operations.
D/07 · Related
Most engagements combine two or three disciplines so the funnel is wired together end to end.
Performance / Search
High-intent Google and Microsoft Ads programs engineered around margin, query quality, and incremental revenue rather than vanity click volume.
Explore disciplinePerformance / Social
Creative-led paid social on Meta, TikTok, and LinkedIn built around a real testing system, signal quality, and incremental customer acquisition.
Explore disciplinePerformance / Display
DV360, The Trade Desk, and StackAdapt campaigns engineered for real reach, brand safety, and measurable incremental impact across display, video, and CTV.
Explore disciplineD/08 · Next step
Marketing Automation and Ops
Share your current MAP, CRM, and key workflows. We will respond with a focused diagnostic, the architecture and cleanup work we would prioritise first, and a clear view of what a senior-run automation program would deliver.