We configure amoCRM or Bitrix24 around how you actually sell: pipelines, integrations, automatic tasks. The success metric is fixed in writing before we start: miss it — the stage is not billed.
Half of all rollouts die the same way: the system is bought, managers fill in cards for a week and go back to Excel and WhatsApp. The problem is not the people — the CRM was configured "as boxed" while you sell differently.
We start with the process, not the system: how a lead arrives, who takes it, where it gets lost. The CRM is configured around those steps — then it saves the manager time instead of becoming a second job.
Website, Telegram, WhatsApp, calls — everything lands in one pipeline with its source. The manager sees a queue, not five tabs.
Invoices, payments and stock move between CRM and 1C on their own. Accounting and sales see the same numbers.
A lead without a task is a lost lead. The system sets "call back in an hour" itself and keeps reminding until the manager closes it.
Whoever buys first sits at the top of the list. Scoring rules are tuned to your signals, not to a template.
Pipeline, conversion, loss reasons — delivered to a chat on schedule. No "send me the spreadsheet by tonight".
A bot answers routine questions and opens the deal itself; a human steps in where a human is needed.
First the audit: which steps exist, where leads get lost, what to automate. Then the configuration. Not the other way round.
What counts as success is fixed in writing before work begins. Miss the metric — the stage is not billed.
Access, settings and documentation are yours. Support by subscription or on your own — your call; we do not keep you on a hook.
Leads from this website travel the same route we configure for clients: the quiz is parsed automatically, the lead gets a 0–100 priority and a row in a table — in seconds, with no human involved. Take the quiz below: you will see exactly what your customer would see.
We break one of your processes down step by step and hand back a map: what can be taken off people, in what order and what it costs. Free, and no intro call.
We build one pipeline and run it live. The "before" metric is fixed in writing before the start, not invented afterwards. If we do not hit it, the stage is not paid for.
The code, the access and the documentation are yours. Everything lives inside your own perimeter. Support by subscription or with your own hands — your call; we do not keep you on a hook.
Priced per project, not per hour. The first audit is free: six questions, an answer within 48 hours, no call required to start.
One process end to end: data collection, processing, notifications, reporting. Up to three integrations.
+ $300 per month
amoCRM and Bitrix24 licences are paid to the vendor directly — we make nothing on them and pick the plan for your team size, not the priciest one.
How to use Google Sheets as a CRM: three tabs, the columns, dropdowns and a rule that highlights overdue follow-ups. Website leads through Apps Script, a morning digest in Telegram, Google's documented limits as of September 2026, six signs it is time for a real CRM, and how to move without losing history.
An official dealer usually does not choose its CRM — the manufacturer does. Where leads get lost between advertising and the OEM system, four ways to connect AI to it, and which numbers show a pilot's effect.
“Reply within 5 minutes and your odds rise 100×”: where the figure comes from and what it measured. What HBR, audits of 9,538 and 433 companies, 2026 studies of car dealers and developers, and a peer-reviewed paper say — and why an instant auto-reply does not count.
Six questions about how things are set up at your place today. The output is a diagram: what can be taken off people, in what order and what it costs.
