Revenue routines
Revenue answers on the calendar, not on request.
Revenue routines read the systems that hold your pipeline — Stripe, a CRM such as Close, HubSpot, Salesforce, Attio, or Pipedrive, Xero accounting, Gmail and Google Calendar, or Cal.com scheduling — with read-only access and explain what moved: a quarterly revenue narrative, a weekly pipeline-hygiene queue, or a booking-funnel review while there is still time to act. No routine can initiate or modify a transaction — the permission model rules it out before the first run.
Put a routine to workRoutines in revenue
- Quarterly
Quarterly revenue report
Give founders and finance a quarter-close narrative without a week of spreadsheet assembly.
- Weekly
Weekly churn and payment-risk review
Hear about cancellations and failing payments while there is still time to act on them.
- Weekly
Weekly prospect research
Give founders and sales teams a focused prospecting brief without rebuilding the research process by hand.
- Weekly
Weekly CRM pipeline review
Give sales and RevOps one evidence-backed pipeline brief before the weekly forecast meeting.
- Weekly
HubSpot pipeline hygiene review
Keep the CRM trustworthy by flagging stalled deals, missing owners, and neglected follow-ups before forecasts drift.
- Weekly
Cal.com booking funnel review
Understand where prospects drop out of scheduling by reviewing booking volume, cancellations, and unused availability.
- Weekly
Apollo prospect list review
Turn Apollo searches into a short, evidence-backed outreach list without anyone re-running the same filters every Monday.
- Weekly
Pylon account health brief
Spot accounts drifting toward churn from their Pylon issues and conversations before a renewal conversation starts.
- Weekly
Attio CRM hygiene review
Keep an Attio workspace trustworthy by flagging stale, incomplete, and duplicate records before they distort reporting.
- Weekly
Twenty CRM pipeline review
Keep a Twenty pipeline honest by flagging stalled opportunities and data gaps before the forecast drifts.
- Daily
Gmail follow-up review
Catch the prospect and customer threads that went quiet before the other side gives up waiting.
- Daily
Google Calendar meeting prep brief
Walk into every external meeting knowing who is attending, what was discussed last time, and what to ask.
- Weekly
Salesforce pipeline review
Keep the Salesforce forecast honest by flagging stalled and slipping opportunities before the pipeline call.
- Monthly
Xero revenue and cash review
Get a monthly finance narrative from Xero with the largest overdue invoices called out, without a bookkeeper's afternoon.
- Weekly
Pipedrive pipeline hygiene review
Keep a Pipedrive pipeline moving by flagging stalled deals and overdue activities before they age out.
Works with
Close
Review pipeline movement, stalled opportunities, activities, and follow-up gaps without changing CRM records.
Clay
Research and enrich target accounts and contacts with workspace-controlled functions and credit limits.
Stripe
Read balances, subscriptions, invoices, and revenue movement without granting transaction access.
HubSpot
Review CRM deals, contacts, and engagement activity for stalled work and data gaps.
Cal.com
Review bookings, cancellations, and availability for scheduling friction.
Apollo
Rank prospect searches, contacts, and accounts against your ideal customer profile every week.
Pylon
Flag accounts with rising issues, unanswered conversations, and overdue commitments.
Attio
Review CRM lists for stale records, missing attributes, and likely duplicates.
Twenty CRM
Review open opportunities in a Twenty cloud workspace for stalled deals and data gaps.
Gmail
List threads waiting on a reply and commitments made in sent mail with no follow-up.
Google Calendar
Prepare a short brief for each external meeting on tomorrow's calendar.
Salesforce
Review open opportunities for stalled deals, slipped close dates, and missing next steps.
Xero
Explain what moved in revenue, margin, cash, and receivables from reports and invoices.
Pipedrive
Review a pipeline for stalled deals, overdue activities, and missing deal data.
Common questions
- Can a revenue routine touch money?
- No. Revenue routines use read-only capabilities — Stripe balances, subscriptions, and invoices, or CRM and scheduling reads. Transaction-initiating and record-mutating tools are never part of these templates.
- How accurate are the numbers?
- Each report states its reporting window and assumptions and cites the figures it used, so finance can verify any line against Stripe directly.
- Who reads the result?
- Whoever you route it to — founders, finance, or customer success — through email, Slack, Discord, push, or a webhook into your own tooling.
Give revenue work a schedule.
Adapt a routine, approve its exact permissions, prove one run, then let the schedule own it.