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An implementation runs twelve to sixteen weeks. Weeks one to five migrate account and opportunity data and build the public-sector procurement pipeline and account architecture. Weeks six to eleven cover stakeholder mapping, framework and renewal tracking, and integration with finance and bid systems. The remaining weeks train sales and account teams.
Yes. Opportunities carry tender-shaped stages and every stakeholder, and accounts hold frameworks, contracts, and renewal dates as structured data. The buying group is mapped to roles within the force or agency. PYB has built public-sector pursuit and framework architectures for vendors selling into complex, regulated buyers.
Tender stages, framework terms, and renewal dates are held as structured data with automated reminders, and data is handled to the standards a law-enforcement supplier requires. PYB builds the pipeline, framework tracking, and reporting that keep a public-sector sales operation forecastable and auditable.
Sales Hub Professional or Enterprise for long procurement cycles and forecasting, Marketing Hub Professional for sector demand generation, Operations Hub for finance and bid-system integration, and Custom Objects (Enterprise tier) to model agencies, stakeholders, frameworks, and renewals.
HubSpot is SOC 2 Type II certified and ISO 27001 compliant, meeting the security due diligence public-sector and law-enforcement buyers run on suppliers. PYB is independently ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 certified, and our migration practice carries the HubSpot Data Migration Accreditation — relevant proof in a sector where supplier security is scrutinised.
A 15-minute call to walk through how procurement cycles, multi-stakeholder deals, and framework renewals could connect and what closing the gaps looks like. No prep, no pitch deck.