Agents Makers

Outcome cluster, increase revenue

AI agents that drive Increase Revenue.

Increase-revenue deployments are measured on the revenue lines your CRO already reports: net revenue retention, pipeline coverage, meeting-to-opportunity conversion, revenue recovery, dunning effectiveness, upsell attach rate. These are the lines that move the business. They're also the lines where most AI deployments fail, because they're governed by relationships, not just rules.

The pattern that works: deploy AI roles on the high-volume, well-documented work that drives these metrics (outbound prospecting, CRM hygiene, account-health monitoring, dunning cycles, renewal forecasting), while keeping the relationship work with the humans whose names are on the account. The role expands coverage; the human closes the deal.

The operating model in Increase Revenue.

  • Coverage expansion, not conversion replacement

    AI roles let you cover more of your TAM, more of your account base, more of your renewal book, without adding a second bench of SDRs / CSMs / AR specialists. The human team focuses on the accounts and moments that require their judgement. The role handles the long tail.

  • Leading indicators, not lagging

    Revenue is a lagging metric. The role is evaluated on the leading indicator that predicts it: meeting-qualified rate (pipeline), account-health score (retention), invoice-cycle time (collections). The leading indicator moves in weeks; revenue moves in quarters.

  • Revenue teams stay the point of contact

    When a conversation needs to happen between a human at your company and a human at the customer, it happens. The role drafts, qualifies, and routes, the human holds the relationship. This is non-negotiable for named-account motions.

  • Measured on your existing revenue dashboard

    The contracted KPI is read from your existing dashboard: NRR in your CS platform, pipeline coverage in your CRM, DSO in your ERP. No parallel reporting system, no 'their numbers vs ours' reconciliation.

How it rolls out

The playbook a real Operating Partner runs.

  1. Phase 1

    Pick the revenue line with the biggest leading-indicator gap

    Pipeline coverage below 3x, NRR below 110%, DSO above 45 days, meeting-to-opportunity conversion below 25%. The line you pick determines the role: SDR, CSM, AR Specialist, Sales Support Specialist.

  2. Phase 2

    Baseline the leading indicator, sign the target

    Set a 90-day target on the leading indicator (not the revenue line itself, that moves too slowly). The contracted KPI is the leading indicator. The revenue line is the 12-month read.

  3. Phase 3

    Wire into CRM + revenue tools without replatforming

    Role reads and writes to your existing CRM (Salesforce, HubSpot), CS platform (Gainsight, Catalyst, ChurnZero), sequencer (Outreach, Salesloft). Named accounts flagged; role defers to the human owner on those.

  4. Phase 4

    Launch with weekly revenue-team review

    Your CRO or VP Revenue owns the weekly review. Leading indicator tracked against the target. If drifting, the policy tightens in writing.

  5. Phase 5

    90-day review, expand the revenue surface

    Leading indicator hit → scope the next role on the adjacent revenue surface (SDR → SDR + CSM for full funnel + retention; AR Specialist → AR + AP for full cash cycle).

Increase Revenue works when the role expands coverage without replacing the relationship. Every role below is structured that way: a clear leading indicator, a named human for the relationship work, a revenue-dashboard KPI that reads directly off your existing tools.

Every role scoped to this outcome

6 roles

90-day operational guarantee. We agree on the outcome KPI before launch. If we haven't hit it by day 90, we keep working free until we do.

How it works →

Pick a role. Start deployment.

Every role in this view is hireable, governed, and anchored to the fully-loaded cost of the equivalent hire.