Revenue systems your pipeline can trust.
KRS audits and rebuilds Marketo, HubSpot, Salesforce, and 6sense architecture — then documents it so your team can operate it independently.
✱No deck, no discovery theater. One 30-minute conversation, then a written scope. These sheets are how engagements actually run.
Solve the right part of your revenue engine.
Five specialties across the revenue stack, each a defined engagement.
Marketo and HubSpot architecture, migration, and QA.
Instance architecture, migrations, lifecycle, scoring, and the QA layer that keeps the system from drifting between launches.
6sense and Demandbase, wired into Marketo and Salesforce.
6sense and Demandbase wired into Marketo and Salesforce — segments, scoring, suppression, and routing that produces one clear next step.
One system of record, with clear field ownership.
Salesforce and Dynamics sync, lifecycle, identity resolution, and a first-party data model your team can actually maintain.
Salesloft cadence architecture and clean handoff.
Salesloft cadence architecture, template and snippet governance, and handoff that carries the reason a rep is reaching out.
Governed AI for data hygiene, QA, and documentation.
Governed agents for data hygiene, QA, and documentation, with a human approving anything a customer ever sees.
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Signal→Action Playground: the routing brain, running in public.
Account intent lands. Gates check ownership, open opportunities, and buying-unit coverage. Then Marketo, Salesforce, Salesloft, CS, or data ops gets told what to do — or told to stand down. Drive it yourself.
What would fixing your revenue engine actually return?
Enter four numbers from your funnel. Get a projected annual return from repairing conversion leakage and stack waste — modeled on industry benchmarks and 14 years inside Marketo, Salesforce & 6sense environments. No signup to see your number.
Your current metrics
Monthly averages are fine — directional in, directional out.
Projected annual return
Metric-by-metric projections, the levers behind the number, and a downloadable summary you can share internally.
No spam. One email only when there is something worth flagging. See the Privacy Notice.Projections are directional estimates from industry benchmark ranges (Gartner, Forrester and aggregated RevOps engagement data) applied to your inputs — not a quote or a guarantee. Individual results vary with market, motion and execution.
Two ways to start.
Both paths begin with the same first conversation.
Talk through your system
Audit, rebuild, or retainer. Initial 30-minute conversation to scope the operating-layer problem and decide whether KRS is the right operator for it. No deck required.
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Common questions
A KRS audit reviews the full operating layer — instance architecture, lifecycle and stage definitions, scoring, campaign hygiene, Salesforce or Dynamics sync integrity, naming and governance, and reporting. You get a prioritized list of fixes ranked by impact.
Both. Most engagements start as a scoped audit or rebuild, then move to a monthly retainer for ongoing operations, QA, and quarterly reviews. You decide what makes sense after the first conversation.
Marketo is the core, alongside Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics, 6sense, HubSpot, Salesloft, and Workato. The common thread is the operating layer that connects them — lifecycle, routing, sync, and reporting.
Yes. Most of the work is done with an in-house team, not around it. KRS documents what it builds and trains your operators so the system holds up after the engagement ends.
Yes. Engagements run remotely across the United States, working inside your existing tools and meeting cadence.
A 30-minute conversation to scope the problem and decide whether KRS is the right operator for it. No deck required. From there, a written scope and timeline.