Every step of the sale, done well.
Know what to sell. Prepare for the conversation. Follow through. RevQ helps your team do the small tasks that move a sale forward.
The next step, prepared.
- Find the right offeringPlatform review · backed by research
- Walk in readyMeeting brief · questions · case study
- Keep it movingMinutes · proposal · follow-up
One prospect. Many small steps. Each one matters.
Northstar sells to Harbor. A made-up example.Know what to sell, and why now.
RevQ connects a prospect’s buying signals to your offerings and past work. Your team gets a reason to reach out.
Join our growing team.
Help make releases simpler and more reliable.
Where it comes from
Harbor careers page, example passage: “Help our growing platform team make releases simpler and more reliable.”
A sign to explore, not proof of a buying decision.
Start with a platform review.
Harbor is growing its platform team and improving releases. Offer a focused review before proposing a bigger project.
Northstar’s release improvement project.Same problem: manual checks and slow handoffs.
Be ready for every conversation.
The context, the questions, the right case study. RevQ prepares the brief and drafts replies around what the buyer actually said.
“We need easier releases, without slowing down the team.”
Understand the release bottleneck.
Megan wants to improve releases without slowing down her team.
- Ask
- Where do releases get held up today?
- Bring
- The platform case study and release checklist.
- Find out
- Who approves the work, and when they want to start.
“Can you send an example before we meet?”
Megan, here’s a short case study from a similar platform project. It covers the release review and what the team changed.
On Wednesday, let’s look at where your releases get held up and whether the same approach fits.
“We mapped the release steps and replaced manual checks.”
A release process the team could repeat.
- The problem
- A growing team relied on manual release checks.
- The work
- Map the release steps, automate checks, document the handoff.
- Why it fits
- Harbor is building its platform team and reviewing how releases work.
Turn every conversation into progress.
Minutes, proposals and follow-ups, prepared from the conversation. Each next step has an owner. Your team checks the work and keeps things moving.
“Let’s start with a review. I’ll send you our release process.”
What was agreed.
Start with a platform review. Megan will share the release process. Northstar will draft the scope.
- Need
- Make releases easier to manage as the team grows.
- Still open
- Budget and the person who approves it.
- Next step
- A short proposal for Megan to review on Friday.
“Send a short scope. We need the bottlenecks and a plan.”
A focused platform review.
- Scope
- Review the current release process with Megan’s team.
- Deliverables
- A map of bottlenecks and a prioritized improvement plan.
- To confirm
- Access, timeline and price before the proposal goes out.
“I’ll share it Thursday. Can you send the proposal Friday?”
Everyone knows what comes next.
- Review and send the minutesYou · TodayDraft ready
- Share the release processMegan · Thursday
- Check scope and send the proposalYou · FridayDraft ready
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Questions people ask.
Who is RevQ for?
Teams that sell software or software services to other businesses. RevQ helps with the small tasks across a sale, from understanding a prospect to preparing a proposal and following up.
What does RevQ use to prepare the work?
Your offerings, past projects and documents, together with prospect research, replies and meeting notes. Bring prospects from your CRM or a file. Nerve keeps what RevQ knows about your business in one place.
Can we review the work before it goes out?
Yes. Start with drafts your team checks. Review the sources, change the words and decide what to send. You choose which tasks can run on their own as you build trust.
How much does RevQ cost?
Pricing is on request. Tell us what you sell and how big your team is. We will send you a price.
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A clear next step. The work to back it up.
Bring your business and your prospects. Give your team a better way to move each sale forward.