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Signals in.
Pipeline out.

GTM engineering is the systems layer of go-to-market: the wiring that turns what buyers do into what your team does next — automatically, measurably, at scale. We design and operate that layer for B2B teams. Working with B2B SaaS clients since 2010. Senior-led, handed over — you can run it without us.

Scopesignal architectureenrichmentscoring & routingattributionfeedback loops

Signal path · one buying signal, end to endsystem: live
↺ closed-won feeds back into capture

01 · Capture. Every meaningful touchpoint instrumented — website, product usage, campaigns, third-party intent — unified into one timeline per account. If a buyer moves, the system sees it.

Built withPostHogGTM / GA4Server-side eventsIntent feeds

Field-tested

We don't sell theory. We've run this.

The deepest public example: Peakon. We engineered their signal layer by hand — five years before Clay existed — and stayed embedded through the hypergrowth years that ended in a $700M Workday exit.

PeakonB2B SaaS · Employee engagement
Engagement
2016–2021
Embedded through hypergrowth
Monthly media spend
£5K → £40K
Scaled by performance, not budget
Exit
$700M
Acquired by Workday · 2021

“The best in the business: the mastermind supporting our amazing growth.”

Neil Ryland · CRO, Peakon
Read the full Peakon build →

What we actually build

Five layers, in signal order.

Every downstream layer inherits the quality of the one above it — so we build top-down. Open any layer for the gap and the fix.

01 / 05Signal capture
PostHogGTM / GA4Server-side eventsIntent data
Gap & fix
When it's missing

Buyers research you invisibly. Marketing reports activity; sales hears silence. The highest-intent moments on your site leave no trace.

What we install

Full-funnel instrumentation — web, product, and campaign events unified into one timeline per account, identity-stitched and deduplicated.

02 / 05Enrichment & identity
ClayWaterfall enrichmentCRM hygiene automations
Gap & fix
When it's missing

Leads arrive as bare emails. Your best people spend mornings researching instead of selling, and records rot within a quarter.

What we install

Enrichment at the front door: every inbound record resolved, completed, and verified at creation — and kept live, not batch-fixed once a year.

03 / 05Scoring & prioritisation
ClayCRMRevenue validation
Gap & fix
When it's missing

Every lead is “hot” according to marketing, so sales trusts none of them and works on gut feel instead.

What we install

Fit and intent scored separately, calibrated against actual closed-won revenue, and surfaced where sales works — not in a dashboard nobody opens.

04 / 05Routing & activation
CRM automationWebhooksSequencing tools
Gap & fix
When it's missing

A hot account waits in a queue while someone decides whose it is. By the time it’s claimed, the moment is gone.

What we install

Deterministic routing — by size, territory, and signal strength — that delivers the account with context: why it surfaced, what to lead with.

05 / 05Attribution & feedback
Offline conversion importsServer-side trackingWarehouse dashboards
Gap & fix
When it's missing

Budget decisions run on last-click guesswork. What actually produced revenue stays unknowable — so it can’t be repeated on purpose.

What we install

A closed loop from first touch to closed-won: revenue outcomes feed ad platforms, scores, and dashboards leadership actually trusts.


Sixty seconds, six questions

How engineered is your GTM?

One question per layer, plus the one that matters most. The score reflects your answers — nothing else — and the read is instant.

Diagnostic · self-assessment0/6 answered

01A high-intent buyer researched you yesterday. Would anyone on your team know today?

02Do new leads arrive with company, size, and role attached — or as a bare email address?

03Does sales trust your lead scores enough to change what they work on first?

04Does a hot account reach the right owner without a human forwarding it?

05Can you trace last quarter's revenue back to the campaigns and signals that started it?

06When something works, does the system get smarter — or does it depend on someone remembering?

No email gate. Answer all six and the read appears here — it's yours either way.


How an engagement runs

Fixed-scope build. Optional retainer.

Phase 01

Audit & signal map

We map where signal breaks, lies, or goes unused — across ads, site, product, CRM, and sales. You get a system map and a build order worth having whether or not we build it.

Signal mapBuild orderQuick wins
Phase 02

Build & integrate

Tracking, enrichment, scoring, and routing wired into your stack — senior operators building in your accounts, not a black box on ours.

Working systemDocumentationVersion control
Phase 03 · optional

Operate & compound

We operate, refine, and extend the system as your GTM grows. Optional, not a leash: the retainer exists because the system keeps finding new signal to wire, not because you can’t run it.

Ongoing tuningNew signalsTeam enablement

Everything is version-controlled and handed over — you can run it without us. The system is designed to keep paying you back, not to keep you paying us.



Fit

Who gets the most from this

Strongest fit
  • You're B2B SaaS with real traction and a working motion — but activity is scaling faster than learning.
  • Data lives everywhere (ads, CRM, product, sales) and decisions still run on opinion.
  • You want performance that improves because of systems, not heroics.
Earlier than this?

If you're still validating the motion itself, an engineered system would only automate guesses. Start self-serve — it's why the library is public:

End of pipe · closed-won

Do your GTM systems compound — or just create activity?

A short working conversation: bring your stack and where GTM is still manual. We'll tell you the one or two things we'd wire first — whether or not you hire us.