Hey Kate, read your post on composable RevOps stacks last week. Really useful framing. We're mid-rebuild of our pipeline visibility layer at Atlasware and stuck on the build-vs-buy call. Got 30 min next week? Priya
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Hey Priya, congrats on the Series B raise. Build-vs-buy on pipeline visibility is the conversation we have most often with teams at your stage. Worth fixing now, not after the next stack outgrows you.
You've got a stack of workflows that should already be running themselves. Instead, your team is running them. Every quarter you wait, your competitors pull ahead.
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