Leading the business when change is constant
Managing a complex seller environment in Sales Operations can be tough with balancing demands from sales reps, managers and leadership. Turn your processes and data into a revenue engine and pave the way to profits.
Make data the hero of your sales process
Dirty, disconnected data can guide your sales team in the wrong direction. Automate data hygiene so you’re always armed with clean, accurate data.
Use sales strategies that work
Multi-threading, land and expand and account-based selling are proven strategies. Enable your team with the sales productivity tools that turn actions into deal acceleration.
Update territory ownership in minutes
Stop wasting time with slow, manual processes and or waiting weeks for IT to make changes. Give your team the ability to make changes without delays.
Clean account hierarchies help zoom sell more effectively
Complete Hierarchies allows our sales team to have a clear visualization of a company hierarchy and identify whitespace.
Heidi Davis
Manager of Sales Operations & Global Data
FAQ
A partner with answers
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What is Sales Operations?
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SalesOps, short for Sales Operations, is a function within a business responsible for supporting and optimizing the sales team’s effectiveness and efficiency. It involves various tasks such as sales process design, performance analysis, sales tools management, territory planning, sales training, and forecasting. SalesOps aims to streamline sales processes, enhance productivity, and ultimately drive revenue growth.
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How does Traction Complete’s suite address the needs of Sales Operations?
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Traction Complete’s data management suite of apps for Salesforce provides SalesOps teams with the tools they need to maintain data integrity, automate workflows, optimize territory management, and gain valuable insights, ultimately driving efficiency, productivity, and revenue growth.
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What is the difference between RevOps and Sales Ops?
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Revenue Operations (RevOps) and Sales Operations (Sales Ops) both aim to optimize revenue-generating functions within an organization, but they differ in scope and approach. Sales Operations focus on supporting and improving sales performance by managing sales processes and tools to drive efficiency within the sales function.
In contrast, Revenue Operations take a more comprehensive approach by aligning marketing, sales, and customer success functions to drive revenue growth across the entire customer lifecycle. RevOps teams break down silos between departments, collaborate, and coordinate strategies to optimize revenue-generating activities from lead generation to customer retention and expansion. RevOps require cross-functional cooperation to optimize the end-to-end customer experience and maximize revenue potential.
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Where can I learn more about Sales ops best practices?
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You can learn more our VLOG series, The Revenue Optimists where you can tune into the minds of RevOps leaders and get expert advice in minutes.
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