SourceScrub is the deal sourcing platform investment banks, private equity firms and venture capital teams use to find their next deal. Its AEs built every quote across four systems, moving products into Salesforce, the contract into SDOC and the signature into DocuSign. DealHub AI replaced all three with one guided motion inside the CRM. Sales operations now configures the quoting policy itself and a finished quote reaches the customer in 30 seconds.
Salesforce out-of-the-box quoting, SDOC and DocuSign all retired at once
Twenty-four e-signature contracts cancelled once signature moved in-platform
Building one quote meant working four systems in sequence. A rep opened the opportunity, hunted for the products, entered them by hand and ran the discount maths themselves, then generated the contract in SDOC, then pushed it into DocuSign, then waited for it to land back in Salesforce. Eight minutes per quote, and the discount step alone was the part nobody could pin down. The revision case was worse: SDOC documents could not be edited, so a customer asking for one change sent the whole chain back to the start.
Our reps spend eight minutes building a quote before anything reaches the customer. Why is that time going into moving products between four systems?
We are a 50-person company selling into a crowded market. What does an enterprise CPQ cost us for capability we will never use?
One person approves every discount by hand. How would we even answer the question of how much we discount, by product or by deal?
| Before | After |
|---|---|
Any new tool risked sitting unused, with reps whose attention span he describes as very short | The team adopted it quickly on simplicity alone, with no resistance to manage |
A proposal went dark the moment it was sent | Reps see who opened it and who they forwarded it to, and time the follow-up on that |
Salesforce quoting, SDOC and DocuSign each held one piece of the deal | One platform carries quote, contract and signature, and 24 redundant contracts were cancelled |
SDOC could not be edited, so one customer revision rebuilt the contract from scratch | A revision is an edit inside the quote that already exists |
One person reviewed every quote by hand, with no way to measure how much was being discounted | Approvals route by product and discount depth is measurable per opportunity |
Opportunity, products, discounting, contract and signature ran as four handoffs across Salesforce, SDOC and DocuSign. DealHub AI collapsed all of it into one flow.
Senior Manager, Sales Operations, who ran the implementation and still owns maintenance of the quoting stack
Sales-ops owned. Approval chains are configured per product by the same person who administers Salesforce
Whole sales team from go-live. He credits simplicity rather than enablement, and describes no phased rollout
Salesforce CRM. DealHub AI replaced Salesforce out-of-the-box quoting, SDOC for contract creation and DocuSign for e-signature
Light. About 98 configuration changes since go-live, all made by sales ops, mostly scoping items he says he missed
Quoting that a fifty-person team can actually run
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