Implementation of Capsule CRM to improve sales
- Karen

- Apr 7
- 2 min read
Updated: Sep 1

The client
My client ran a pensions service consultancy, providing specialised services to trustee boards of pension schemes.
The problems or issues
The owner ran the business largely by himself with some limited support.
He had to juggle marketing, sales, enquiries whilst also providing complex advice and support to clients.
He was struggling to devote enough time to get new clients.
His sales process was fragmented and inconsistent, so he wasn't following up on his leads in a timely manner.
He was hoping to be able to be in a position to sell the business but had little in the way of a documented set of processes and systems.
As he was the main person running the business, the potential for growth was limited.
The diagnosis
We started with a full assessment of the business.
We developed the vision and plan for the future including sales targets.
We looked at what resources were needed for the business to grow.
We looked at the marketing activities to see what was working/needed work.
The solution – implement Capsule CRM
We worked together, meeting monthly to review progress and plan.
This planning cycle kept him focused.
We rewrote the website and created a sales brochure.
We mapped all the key processes for the business, particularly around the sales process.
Once the sales processes had been documented, he hired a VA (sourced by me) to help manage his pipeline and deal with time-consuming administrative tasks.
We implemented Capsule CRM.
Capsule CRM implementation
We mapped out the sales activities and processes that were to be contained in Capsule.
We identified the changes to be made to the system (data, fields).
Identified the tracks or processes that needed to be followed to ensure a consistent sales process.
In conjunction with the VA, the sales process was refined and built into the system.
The outcome
The business was systemised.
Consistent ways of working were embedded, particularly around the sales process.
Sales leads and follow-ups were managed more effectively.
The business grew as he took on new clients.
Development of processes and a proposal pack resulted in a key client win.
The business was sold allowing the owner to step back and pursue other activities.




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