Revenue Operations Agency

Revenue Infrastructure Services for Service Businesses

Revenue infrastructure is the connected system of people, processes, and technology that sits beneath a scaling service business. When it's missing, leads fall through the cracks, pipeline data is unreliable, and founders spend time on operations they should have automated months ago.

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The Problem

When Revenue Systems Break, the Cost Is Invisible, Until It Isn't

Most service businesses hit the same wall. You're generating leads. Your team is following up. Deals are closing. But somewhere between the first conversation and the signed contract, things are slipping. You just can't see exactly where.

Leads fall through the gaps
Enquiries come in but follow-up is inconsistent - the process lives in someone's head, not a system. A prospect doesn't hear back for three days. By then, they've moved on.
CRM is a contact database, not a revenue engine
The CRM is being updated manually when someone remembers. Pipeline data is unreliable, hiring decisions are made on gut feel, and no one has a clean view of what's actually closing.
The ops burden keeps landing at the worst time
Marketing, sales, and delivery are each working from different systems with no shared source of truth. The gaps between them keep getting filled by the person least able to afford the time.

What a Sales Automation Agency Builds

The Automation Layer, Not Just a Tool
Sales automation services cover the layer between your CRM and your sales team - the logic that movesdata, triggers tasks, sends sequences, and routes leads without anyone having to touch it manually. Done properly, it makes your existing team more effective without changing how they sell.
Built Around Your Process
We audit your current process first - where leads come from, how they move through the funnel, where handoffs happen, and where things break. Then we design and build the automation layer to fix what'sbroken: CRM workflow automation, lead assignment rules, follow-up sequences, activity logging, andpipeline reporting. We work across HubSpot, Zoho, Pipedrive, Close, and use Make.com, n8n, and Zapier to connect tools where native integrations don't cover the gap.
Documented and Yours to Own
The output isn't a configuration. It's a documented, tested system your team understands and can maintain. Every workflow is mapped, every trigger is explained, and your ops team or admin gets a handover session before we close the engagement.

What You Get When Revenue Infrastructure Is Built Properly

Leads followed-up automatically

Every time, without relying on a person to remember. No prospect falls through the cracks between enquiry and first conversation.

Your pipeline data reflects reality

You can see exactly where deals are, why they're stalling, and what's closing - so decisions get made on data, not gut feel.

The ops burden lifts

The system handles routing, follow-up, and reporting without you in the middle. When you add headcount, it scales with you - no rebuild required.

Timeline

Your Journey with Our Revenue Infrastructure Services

Our streamlined process ensures you achieve optimal results with our Revenue Infrastructure services. Experience a seamless transition that enhances your revenue efficiency.

Week 1

Revenue Infrastructure Audit

We spend one week mapping your current system - lead sources, CRM setup, automation gaps, pipeline data quality, and where revenue is leaking. You get a detailed findings report and a prioritised build plan.
Weeks 2 - 3

Infrastructure Design

We design the connected system - what gets automated, how your tools connect, what your pipeline stages look like, and how reporting will work. You see exactly what we're building before we build it.
Weeks 4 - 6

Build and Integrate

We build inside your existing tools (HubSpot, Zoho, Pipedrive, Close.com, Make.com, n8n, Zapier) or recommend the right stack if yours isn't fit for purpose. No rip and replace unless it's necessary.
Week 7+

Optimise and Scale

Once the core system is live, we monitor performance, fix what isn't working, and build the next layer. Revenue infrastructure compounds - the system gets more valuable as your business grows.

Experts In All Your Tech

"John and his team have been amazing - reactive to our needs but also proactive as our firm grows. They've created efficient processing workflows that are an essential element of our growth. I consider John our CTO."
Jon Hilley
Managing Partner, 1031 Specialists
"Flux supported us through HubSpot setup and data migration from our former CRM. Their work saved us significant time, made onboarding new team members smoother, and we benefited from their deep expertise throughout the process."
Erik Hastén
Chief Commercial Officer, Airmee
"John guided us through the entire HubSpot onboarding process with tailored solutions. Our sales and marketing processes are now streamlined, we're saving considerable time with automation, and team productivity has improved significantly."
Aaron Taghdiri
Director, Lansdown Financial

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about our Sales Automation services.

What is a sales automation agency and what do they actually do?

A sales automation agency designs and builds the automated workflows that sit underneath a sales team - CRM logic, follow-up sequences, lead routing, task triggers, and data integrations. Unlike a general marketing agency, a sales automation agency focuses specifically on the operational systems that affect pipeline speed, rep efficiency, and CRM data quality. The output is a working infrastructure, not a strategy document.

How is Flux Digital Labs different from other sales automation agencies?

Most agencies configure tools. We build systems. The difference is that we start with your sales process and design automation around how your team actually works - not how the software vendor thinks you should work. We also hand over full documentation and train your team to own it, so you're not dependent on us to make changes.

How long does a sales automation project take?

Most engagements run four to eight weeks depending on complexity, the number of tools in your stack, and how much process design is needed upfront. Businesses with a reasonably defined sales process and an existing CRM can move faster. If your process needs significant redesign before automation makes sense, we'll flag that in the audit phase before committing to a timeline.

How much do sales automation services cost?

Engagements typically start from £4,000 for a focused workflow build and scale based on scope, stack complexity, and whether ongoing support is included. We don't publish fixed prices because two companies with the same CRM can need very different levels of work. The audit phase gives you a scoped proposal before any significant spend is committed.

Which CRM and sales tools do you work with?

We work primarily with HubSpot, Zoho, Pipedrive, and Close, and integrate with sequencing and dialling tools including Outreach, Apollo, Salesloft, and Aircall. If your stack falls outside those, tell us - the majority of modern sales tools have API access or native integrations that make them workable.

Do we need to change our CRM before starting a sales automation project?

Not necessarily. We work with the tools you have where possible. That said, if your current CRM setup is too far from a functional baseline - missing key properties, no adoption, corrupted data - we'll tell you that in the audit rather than building automation on a broken foundation. In some cases a CRM restructure is the right first step before automation adds value.

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