Bitmovin's RevOps team replaced triple data entry with one playbook it builds and rebuilds itself.


Revenue operations leaders at 150-person scale-ups who are Salesforce-certified themselves, have no in-house Salesforce developers, and cannot fund a third-party implementation partner or the ongoing retainer that follows it.
DealHub AI replaced a Google Sheets pricing model, a second pass of manual Salesforce entry, and a separate legal document generator with one guided playbook. Everything a rep enters maps into Salesforce.
Reps were quoting in DealHub AI 12 weeks after kickoff. Every auto-renewal opportunity now opens, closes and resets itself, and quotes that clear the approved thresholds turn around in 30 minutes.
Bitmovin priced every quote in a Google Sheet, keyed the same figures into a Salesforce opportunity, then keyed them a third time into the tool the legal team used to generate the order form. Human error put the three records out of step often enough that someone had to stop and work out which one was right, and a data audit run before the DealHub AI migration found the problem was larger than anyone had assumed. The order form itself came out as a Word document with full edit rights, so a rep could reorder clauses or change language before the customer saw it. That is why legal read every line of every agreement, and why 100% of deals went through both management and legal review.
We enter the same quote into three systems and they still disagree. Which record do we trust when we build the next contract?
Our order form leaves as a Word document a rep can rewrite. Why does legal have to read every line of every agreement?
Adding one product takes days of edits across dozens of fields and nested formulas. How do we change pricing this quarter?
CSMs opened, closed and reset every renewal opportunity by hand in Salesforce.
Quotes lived in a Google Sheet, so nobody knew how many were out or who was holding them.
A new product meant days of edits across dozens of opportunity fields and nested formulas.
Once a quote was sent, nobody could see who was reading it or who else it reached.
Staff reconciled contracts against Salesforce and the customer portal to find the right numbers.
Renewal opportunities open, close and reset themselves, and subscription lines update with them.
RevOps reads quote age, holder and stage, and runs discount analysis against pricing strategy.
RevOps creates a product and syncs it to Salesforce with its attributes in minutes.
Reps see who opened the DealRoom, who it was shared with, and who the signers are.
One entry point feeds every system, and the reconciliation work is gone.

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DealHub AI gave Bitmovin a product catalog that carries its own attributes into Salesforce. Previously, adding one product meant days of work across dozens of opportunity fields and formulas nested inside formulas, so a pricing move waited on admin capacity. Now RevOps creates the product once and Salesforce carries it.
Head of Revenue Operations, working directly with the DealHub AI customer success team. No third-party implementation partner.
RevOps-owned configuration. The team builds products, playbook questions, discount thresholds and approval routing itself.
Reps were building their own quotes 12 weeks after kickoff, excluding a four-week pause the team took mid-build.
Full go-live, then a complete self-run rebuild in under four weeks after an 18-month internal usability survey.
Salesforce, the CRM of record, with products and subscription lines synced from DealHub AI. Replaced a Google Sheets pricing model and a separate legal document generator.
Low. A Salesforce-certified RevOps team with no in-house Salesforce developers, and no outside partner at implementation or since.
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