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Ledwell's sales team got a CRM built around how it sells, in eight weeks.

We built accounts, opportunities and notes into one workspace with Ledwell's own stages and reports. Requested changes usually shipped the same day.

A custom truck workshop with a laptop and sales desk in the foreground

Kickoff to production took eight weeks.

A past attempt at a homegrown CRM had moved too slowly, so speed was the test.

From kickoff to production
From kickoff to production
FromToWeeks
Formal kickoffFirst production release8
Ledwell's project dates.

Accounts, opportunities and follow-up now sit in one sales workspace.

  • Account workspace

    People, companies, history and follow-up for each customer.

  • Opportunity tracking

    Stages, sources, filters and reports that match Ledwell's process.

  • Quick notes

    Salespeople log customer activity fast, without extra admin.

  • Feedback button

    Anyone can report a bug or ask for a change from inside the CRM.

A request from the sales team usually shipped the same day.

One change request
  1. 01Salesperson uses the CRM · Sales team
  2. 02Asks for a change · Sales team
  3. 03Request received · Runpoint
  4. 04Change built · Runpoint
  5. 05In use, usually same day · Sales team
Ledwell's build, as described by its director of sales.

The CRM had to fit how Ledwell already sells.

  • 01

    Fit the sales process

    Sales, marketing and IT shaped the first release around how Ledwell works.

  • 02

    Move at feedback speed

    Several requests could come in one day, and most shipped that day.

  • 03

    Launch with the team

    Salespeople tested it before launch and helped refine it.

“Runpoint was able to take on multiple requests for changes each day and turn them around...usually the same day. It was very impressive.”
Gabe McBride, Director of Sales, Ledwell

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