Before adopting monday CRM, Velv faced challenges common to fast-growing companies: fragmented tools and largely manual processes.
“We had several platforms, but our sales process was still largely manual,” shares Nuno Godinho, Chief Information Officer at Velv. This lack of centralization not only created inefficiencies but also led to a significant risk of lost information. “If a sales rep left, we’d lose a big chunk of critical data. We also lost track of emails and sales steps, leading to gaps in communication.”
The limitations of Velv’s workflows meant that information sharing was slow, often requiring multiple emails and redundant updates across teams. As the company scaled, so did the volume of emails, information silos, and lost data, which limited visibility into sales performance and made cross-team collaboration more cumbersome.
Gaps in communication and collaboration not only slowed teams down and wasted valuable time but also cost Velv revenue. Time spent chasing down missing data and working on manual tasks prevented the sales team from focusing on acquiring new customers and put the customer experience at risk.