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3 Key Automations to Accelerate Your SaaS Company’s Growth

SaaStr

Managing the Quote-to-Cash process can be complex, since it covers the entire sales cycle, software licensing fulfillment, and revenue recognition, and it’s typically spread across many applications. Through every sales cycle, there’s a need to share information from sales, accounting, customer success, and other teams.

Scale 301
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SaaStr Podcasts for the Week with Bernadette Nixon, Jay Snyder, Nick Mehta, Loren Padelford, and Jason Lemkin

SaaStr

So I’m Nick Mehta, CEO of Gainsight and you probably have heard of Gainsight in the world of customer success and really excited to have two different voices in the world of how companies think about their customers. One, it starts high up in the sales process, right? You need to discover in the sales process.

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CPQ: What it is and Why You Need it

Sales Hacker

Sales teams often struggle with configuration of price quotes when dealing with complex products or services or large product catalogs. Sales teams are often forced to use manual processes that result in errors, inaccuracies, and wasted time. Generally speaking, though, mid-size and enterprise companies need a CPQ tool.

Scale 93
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The Beginner’s Guide to Product Operations

SmartKarrot

In recent years, Product Operations roles have evolved to include: Operations, Technical Ownership, Product Strategy, Project Management, Customer Success , and Professional Services. Products can be software, hardware, or even services. An organization’s success depends on its product operations.

Scale 10
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Lessons learned from growing a PM team in a hyper-growth startup

Point Nine Land

There are many posts out there explaining how startup co-founders should “land the first sales, then hire the first 2 sales and when to hire a VP sales”. Just like your first sales are being done by one of the co-founders, the first product concepts are being done by one of the co-founders. In SaaS vs. marketplaces?