What We Build
One engagement. We design the systems, build them, and stay to run them.
You sell through a CRM, a billing system, and a set of reports. We design those three so a record, an invoice, and a report describe the same deal the same way, build what we designed, and then operate it. The build is the first part of the engagement, not a separate purchase.
The Engagement Body
Twelve months. The first two are architecture and build, and the remaining ten are running what we built. That covers changes as the business shifts, vendor direction, and the reporting leadership reads, with someone accountable when the design drifts from how the company operates.
Most CRM work fails six months after launch, and almost never for technical reasons. The business changes, nobody owns the system, and it slowly stops describing reality. Pricing the ownership is what prevents that.
What Gets Built in the First Two Months
The architecture and build establish the system the remaining engagement operates.
CRM architecture and migration
Rebuild how records are structured, the pipeline, and ownership around how deals actually move, in Salesforce or HubSpot.
Migrations include validation gates so history survives the move.
Quote to cash
Wire approved quote to signed contract to invoice end to end, CRM through to the billing system.
Finance sees what sales closed without a spreadsheet in the middle.
Operations integrations
Connect case management, field service, and scheduling tools to the same record sales and finance use.
A case, a job, and an invoice all describe the same account.
Communications infrastructure
Route calls, inbound messages, and authenticated outbound email through the CRM.
The record becomes the source of truth for every client interaction.
Reporting and pipeline
Definitions get fixed at the source so pipeline, revenue, and forecast are calculated the same way everywhere.
The board deck matches the CRM.
Data reconciliation
Duplicates, wrong owners, and leftovers from past imports are merged under a written rule, held to a zero loss standard.
Reporting and automation run on reliable records.
What the Remaining Ten Months Cover
We operate the systems, manage the tool vendors, screen operational hires, and deliver the reporting leadership runs on. The team stays out of the weeds. The systems stay true.
How the operations engagement runsWhen a Full Engagement Is Too Much to Start
Where twelve months is too much for a first engagement, start with a paid two-week systems review of intake, CRM, billing, and reporting. The written findings are yours to keep either way.
Where the Work Happens
Most builds land in Salesforce or HubSpot, including lighter editions like Salesforce Starter. Your billing, contract, and reporting tools connect where the design calls for it. The platform follows the design, not the other way around.
Common Questions
What does CWT Studio actually build?
The six capabilities above, each documented so your team can run it.
Do you work in Salesforce or HubSpot?
Both, including lighter editions such as Salesforce Starter. Your billing, contract, and reporting tools connect where the design calls for it. The platform follows the design.
How long does a build take?
Architecture and build are the first part of the engagement. The remaining work covers operating the system as the business changes, with scope and dates agreed before work starts.
Is this only CRM work?
No. CRM is the usual starting point, and the work reaches billing, phones, email, and reporting.
Specific Situations
Some engagements arrive already named. These pages cover how that work runs and what the sequence looks like.
Who We Call
When work runs past systems architecture, we bring in firms held to the same standard. Scope stays named and the accountability stays with us.
- LGN Collaborations
Team adoption, process documentation, and operational training.
- CloudRoute
Salesforce implementation and development capacity.
- Elite Legal Strategy
Outside general counsel and flat-fee legal services.
Before You Book
What it costs
Scope and fee are set in writing before any work starts. The 30-minute intro carries no fee and no obligation, and the paid review is quoted as a fixed amount once its scope is agreed.
How long it takes
The intro is 30 minutes. The review runs on working sessions with the people who run sales, finance, and operations, and it ends with written findings you keep. Build sequences are quoted with dates attached.
If it is not a fit
The intro ends with a direct answer. When the work belongs somewhere else, or when nothing needs rebuilding yet, we say so on the call and point you to what does apply.
- 238,945Records reconciled
- 27 yearsOf history migrated
- 0Records lost
Client names are withheld. Industry, size, timeline, and metrics are drawn from engagement records.
The engagement and its first priorities get established on a 30-minute call.