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Sales & Revenue

One number, and everyone knows how it was made.

Reporting that reconciles marketing, sales and finance into a single view of pipeline, conversion and cost of acquisition.

  • One reconciled source
  • Cohort and unit economics
  • Board-ready output

Delivered through OmniFlow

OmniFlow

OmniFlow builds and maintains the data pipeline and dashboards. FGV facilitates the definition agreement between your functions and translates the output into decisions at leadership level.

One relationship · Sales & Revenue

Every department reports a different version of the same quarter.

Marketing counts leads, sales counts opportunities, finance counts invoices, and none of the three reconcile. Meetings are spent debating whose figures are right instead of deciding what to do.

  • Cost 01

    Decisions delayed while numbers are argued over.

  • Cost 02

    Channel investment based on the most flattering available metric.

  • Cost 03

    No reliable cost of acquisition, so growth plans rest on assumption.

Built for a specific situation.

  • Leadership teams without a shared view

    Each function arrives at the meeting with its own spreadsheet.

  • Companies raising or reporting to a board

    External scrutiny requires numbers with a defensible derivation.

  • Multi-channel businesses

    Revenue arrives through several routes that have never been compared properly.

  • The same metric has different values in different decks.
  • Reporting is assembled manually and is always days behind.
  • Cost of acquisition is calculated inconsistently, or not at all.
  • Cohort behaviour and retention are not measured.
  • Nobody can trace a reported figure back to its source records.

Agree the definitions before building the dashboard.

Plan deeply. Build once. Improve continuously. Senior operators stay on the engagement from the first working session to the reporting that follows.

  1. 01

    Definition set

    Every metric is defined in writing and signed off by marketing, sales and finance together.

  2. 02

    Data reconciliation

    Sources are connected and differences resolved, with the reason for each variance documented.

  3. 03

    Reporting layer

    Automated dashboards for each audience, all derived from the same reconciled data.

  4. 04

    Decision cadence

    A standing meeting structure so reporting drives decisions rather than describing history.

Named deliverables, not activity reports.

Everything listed here is produced, handed over and owned by you at the end of the engagement.

  • Written metric dictionary
  • Stage and status mapping across systems
  • Attribution model in plain language
  • Sign-off from each function
  • Connected data sources
  • Automated reconciliation logic
  • Executive, sales and marketing dashboards
  • Cohort and unit economics views
  • Monthly reporting pack
  • Variance commentary
  • Board-ready summary format
  • Training for internal owners

The working sequence.

Definitions first. A dashboard built on disputed definitions simply automates the argument.

  1. 01

    Define

    Metrics, stages and attribution agreed and documented across functions.

  2. 02

    Connect

    CRM, marketing, finance and product data sources integrated.

  3. 03

    Reconcile

    Variances identified, explained and resolved with a documented method.

  4. 04

    Operate

    Automated reporting running to a fixed cadence, with named owners.

OmniFlow

OmniFlow builds and maintains the data pipeline and dashboards. FGV facilitates the definition agreement between your functions and translates the output into decisions at leadership level.

  • Metric definitions and cross-function agreement
  • Interpretation and recommendations
  • Board and leadership reporting standard
  • Data integration and pipeline maintenance
  • Dashboard build and automation
  • Data quality monitoring
An empty boardroom with long table and city daylight

End the argument about the numbers.

Sales & Revenue · Delivered through OmniFlow

The same discipline, applied to your market.

Sector context changes the inputs, the language and the constraints — not the standard of execution.

  • Technology

    Recurring revenue, cohort retention and expansion analysis.

  • Professional services

    Utilisation, realisation and pipeline coverage in one view.

  • Hospitality

    Channel mix, direct share and revenue per available unit.

  • Construction

    Tender win rates and margin by project type.

  • Healthcare

    Service-line performance under governance constraints.

  • Financial services

    Auditable reporting with traceable derivations.

What we can actually show you.

  • The intake structure and working sessions used to scope this service
  • The delivery process, cadence and reporting model described on this page
  • Interface demonstrations, clearly labelled as demonstrations
  • The named operators who would be accountable for your engagement

No client names, logos, testimonials or performance figures are published for this service. Case studies appear only when a named client and full written approval exist. Anything shown as an interface is labelled as a demonstration.

Three ways to start.

Scope is agreed in writing before work begins. Nothing starts on an open-ended retainer.

Pipeline Diagnostic

Forecasting is unreliable and you need to know why.

  • Review of CRM data quality, stages and conversion
  • Interviews with the people actually selling
  • Written diagnosis of where revenue is lost
  • Sequenced remediation plan

Fixed scope · two to three weeks

Revenue Build

You need the operating model, not more activity.

  • Design and build of the revenue system described here
  • CRM, data model and reporting configured
  • Enablement material and cadence documentation
  • Live handover to your commercial leadership

Fixed scope · defined end date

Managed Programme

You want the programme run, measured and improved.

  • Ongoing execution against agreed pipeline targets
  • Weekly operating cadence and deal review
  • Monthly executive reporting on pipeline economics
  • Continuous message and targeting iteration

Rolling · reviewed quarterly

Answered before you ask.

All of Sales & Revenue
Which tools do you use?
Whatever you already own where it is capable. We do not introduce a new platform unless the current one genuinely cannot do the job.
How long does it take?
Definitions typically take two to three weeks — the hardest part — and the build follows in four to six.
What if our data is poor?
We report the quality honestly and fix the source. Presenting clean dashboards over unreliable data is worse than no dashboard.
Do you provide the commentary?
Yes, monthly, including what changed and what we recommend doing about it.

End the argument about the numbers.

Send us the three reports your leadership team currently disagrees about. We will show you why they differ and what one reconciled view would take.