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Creating Modern, Scalable Processes: How MURAL Transformed Its GTM Practices To Support Rapid Growth
Highlights:
With Arovy, MURAL has modernized practices across its entire go-to-market organization. Now, the team can keep up with rapid growth while eliminating the risks of scaling their operations quickly by ensuring the health and integrity of current business critical processes.- Reduced systems ramp time by 100% (from 90 days to essentially 0)
- Saved $10k+ in consulting fees in the first 90 days
- Accelerated key projects by at least 90 days
- Able to reallocate over 4,000 opportunities without anxiety about impacting ARR
The Problem
MURAL is a digital workspace for visual collaboration that helps product, consulting, leadership, sales, and customer success teams imagine together from anywhere to solve hard problems and innovate faster. As organizations everywhere shifted to remote work, MURAL was able to quickly adapt its go-to-market model, resulting in rapid growth in a short period of time. This led it to quickly outgrow the deal management processes within the technology stack. MURAL has many cross-functional departments, a variety of go-to-market strategies and monetization models, and a complex approach to managing and growing accounts. Making changes to the GTM tech stack could risk revenue loss and churn due to poor data visibility. In order to scale their marketing, sales, and customer success operations, the team needed to implement significant change management projects to overhaul critical systems. Solving these issues wouldn't just reduce risk. It would also address key business activities that the team was actively outgrowing due to their fast pace of growth:- Legacy billing practices that slowed down time-to-cash (such as manually checking invoices)
- Poor lead-to-account mapping that made it difficult to track the buyer journey and revenue (and had downstream risks to account management)
- Account hierarchy issues in Salesforce that made it difficult for sales and client success to understand the revenue and buying groups within each account