ExampleSoftware

Quellbit Software

Warehouse management software, sold directly and through partners.

  • around 120 employees
  • Direct and partner sales, inside sales and field sales
  • CRM: Salesforce

Fictional company for illustration.

Monday morning

A Monday morning at Quellbit

This is how the start of the week at Quellbit can look with primover.

Malte, CEO

The week in brief

Malte has the week summarised: deals won and lost, open decisions.

Sina, CRO

Why the forecast dropped

Sina asks why the forecast has dropped since Friday. Two deals have slipped back a stage.

Lea, Team Lead

1:1 with a new colleague

Lea uses her AI to prepare her 1:1 with a new colleague.

The use cases behind it

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Examples

This is what a Monday morning with primover looks like.

Three fictional companies from manufacturing, software and professional services show what a working day with primover can look like. They are not customers.

ExampleManufacturing

Nordhagen Antriebstechnik

  • around 400 employees
  • Sales in three regions, two trade fairs a year
  • CRM: HubSpot

Gearboxes and drives for conveyor technology, sold to plant manufacturers.

Fictional company for illustration.

See their Monday morning

ExampleSoftware

Quellbit Software

  • around 120 employees
  • Direct and partner sales, inside sales and field sales
  • CRM: Salesforce

Warehouse management software, sold directly and through partners.

Fictional company for illustration.

See their Monday morning

ExampleProfessional services

Kessler & Rauh Beratung

  • around 60 employees
  • Partners sell themselves
  • CRM: their own CRM

Management consultancy for procurement and supply chain; the partners sell themselves.

Fictional company for illustration.

See their Monday morning