Owners & acquisition
- Valuation funnels
- Referrers & referrals
- Search engines & AI search
- Campaigns & landing pages
- Lead qualification
Your systems run side by side: CRM here, website there, campaigns in a third tool, knowledge in heads and emails. Company Intelligence connects all of it into a Company OS. Every enquiry, every contact, every order is fully processed, from first touch to invoice. Nothing is rebuilt. What works stays and gets connected.
Most companies capture data, but they do not process it to the end. An enquiry lands in the inbox, is typed in by hand, gets a reply at some point, and afterwards nobody knows which campaign it came from or what became of it. Fully processed means:
Campaign, page, search term or referral is stored with the contact, not in a spreadsheet next to it.
The CRM says whose turn it is, what needs doing and by when. Nothing is left sitting in the inbox.
Email, call, meeting, proposal and invoice sit in the same record. Whoever takes over sees everything.
The chain is closed from ad budget to order. You see what pays off, not just what brings clicks.
Proposal, order, invoice and reminder come from the same data. No retyping, no second list.
What sits in heads, folders and old emails becomes available to the team and to AI assistants, with approvals.
The diagram shows the map, using a real estate company as the example. It is not a mandatory programme. No company needs every building block, and certainly not all at once. The business case decides which come first: where is time lost, where is information missing, what will customers and team notice right away.
Company Intelligence
One System. All Connected.
More owners. More suitable properties. More reach.
The right buyers. Secure processes. Successful closings.
Efficient workflows. Satisfied customers. Long-term relationships.
Transparency. Better decisions. New opportunities.
I work with a Company OS myself. Twelve tools come together there, from tasks and calendar to invoices and enquiries to content and analytics. The video shows a normal working day in 47 seconds.
Real interface, sample data. Client names and amounts in the video are made up. The video is in German.
At 6 am an assistant summarises appointments, the three most important tasks and open invoices. From calendar, tasks and accounting, not from yet another list.
A WhatsApp voice message is enough. The system creates the task with client and date and confirms it.
Website form, lead in the CRM, task and an email with a button straight into the record. Nothing is retyped.
Emails, posts and meetings with guests are ready as drafts. Only what I approve goes out.
I look at which systems exist, where data is entered twice and where enquiries get lost. The result is a map of your company and the first building block that pays off.
The existing systems get connected: website to CRM, campaigns to tracking, CRM to invoicing. Every connection is measured, and every week you see what is done.
Only now do assistants and automation come in: prepared replies, tasks that create themselves, reports that are ready in the morning. Always with your approval, never behind your back.
Several tools, and nobody connects them. Typically 20 to 300 employees, a sales team selling services that need explaining, and enquiries whose source nobody knows.
Estate agents, property managers and developers whose CRM, portals and website do not talk to each other. Owner enquiries, valuations and property brochures run in three places.
Excel and ad hoc agreements no longer hold up. Now you need a pipeline, tracking and reports that show investors and team the same numbers.
I led marketing at Evernest as the company grew from 4 to over 250 people, built up the B2B business at metergrid through to its Series A, and built Company OS building blocks for real estate companies in Hamburg: enquiries that land in the CRM and get a prepared follow-up, invoices with payment reminders, reports that create themselves. I come from marketing and today work more as a solution manager. The question is almost always how to connect systems so that they talk to each other. I do not just advise, I build it. With you, never behind your back.
In the free intro call we go through your systems and workflows in thirty minutes and find the first building block that pays off.
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