Eight repeatable processes that carry an account from first touch to renewal. Each step names who owns it, what they do in the CRM, and where AI assists. These are proposed defaults drawn from how a marketing agency typically runs — the owner should confirm or edit each one before it becomes the house standard.
Every inbound becomes a clean, de-duplicated, owned Lead with a fast first response. No lead falls through the cracks; no duplicate company is created.
A quick, consistent read on whether a prospect is worth a proposal — checked against four signals on the discovery call, then a clean stage move.
Turn a qualified deal into a scoped proposal, follow up persistently, and close it clean — always with a won-or-lost reason for the record.
A new customer goes from "signed" to "we're producing" fast and confidently — welcome, kickoff, brand foundation, access, and a live Engagement.
The repeating engine for retainer service lines (Social, Meta, Google, SEO): plan → produce → QA → client approval → publish → report, every month, with creative pulled from the platform.
Raise correct, compliant invoices — India GST (CGST/SGST vs IGST) or foreign export under LUT — in the right currency, sent and recorded against the account.
A polite-but-firm reminder ladder that recovers overdue invoices without burning the relationship — escalating in tone and seniority as days pass.
Protect and grow MRR: catch renewals early, read account health, make the right offer, and run a save-play when the relationship is at risk.
Read each SOP as a draft house standard. Where a step looks right, we wire it into the CRM as an automation or required field; where it doesn't, edit the step, the owner role, or the timing and we adjust. The biggest things to confirm: the first-response SLA (SOP 1), the follow-up cadence (SOP 3), the GST/LUT default rules (SOP 6), the dunning rhythm (SOP 7), and the renewal window + save-plays (SOP 8).
Real vs. proposed: the CRM objects in teal exist today for Company / Contact / Deal / Pipeline / Stage / Activity (CRM-1a), and the deal-won → customer automation is live. Lead, Engagement, Deliverable, Task, Invoice, Payment and Subscription are planned. Every step sequence, SLA and cadence here is a proposed default for the owner to confirm.