sixdegree

Build the revenue workflow your CRM can't run alone.

Design partners work directly with our team to connect their systems, stand up a source-backed forecast or renewal workflow, and shape what SixDegree builds next.

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What you get. What we ask.

What you get

White-glove deployment

We connect your systems and operationalize the first high-value use cases with you.

Design partner terms

Commercial terms reflect the depth of the engagement, and are agreed up front and in writing.

Direct access to the team

Weekly syncs and a shared Slack channel with the people building SixDegree.

Shape the product

Your real-world requirements can influence relevant roadmap priorities.

What we ask

Use it on real systems

Connect your actual tools. We need production signal, not sandbox feedback.

Tell us what sucks

Blunt, honest feedback. The kind that makes the product actually good.

Share what worked

If it delivers, we'd love to tell the story together. No pressure.

What happens after you reach out.

01

30-min call

We learn about your stack, your problem, and whether the program is a fit. No pitch deck.

02

We connect your tools

Lightweight integrations to your systems, scoped with you during the program.

03

You start using it

Ask real questions. Break things. Tell us what's wrong. We fix it that week.

04

We ship together

Weekly iterations, with your feedback going straight into the roadmap for the workflows you care about.

Is this you?

The program is built for revenue teams with a consequential decision trapped between systems.

The forecast call starts with reconciling spreadsheets instead of deciding where to act

Commit deals carry risk in support, product, billing, or delivery that has not reached the CRM

Renewal risk becomes visible only after the customer has already made up its mind

RevOps rebuilds the same cross-system account view every week

Contracted ARR, invoices, and the CRM disagree about what revenue is real

You want the first deployment to prove the evidence read-only before anything can write back

The things people ask before applying.

Still have questions? and ask anything.

How much time does this take from my team?

An hour to connect your tools, then use it like you would any tool. We handle the heavy lifting: onboarding, integration work, and iteration. Most partners spend 30 minutes a week with us in our shared Slack and one 30-min sync.

Is our data safe?

You choose which systems and records SixDegree can access. A revenue deployment may process account, opportunity, support, usage, billing, and conversation data needed for the agreed workflows. Connections start read-only, source provenance is preserved, and access remains permission-aware. SOC 2 Type II is on the roadmap; on-prem deployment is available today if you prefer to host it yourself.

What if it doesn't work for us?

Then it doesn't work. No contract, no commitment. You can walk away at any time. We'd rather know early that it's not a fit than pretend it is. We've actually told a few teams it wasn't a fit and helped them find better-suited tools.

How is this different from just buying SixDegree?

You can buy and deploy SixDegree without joining the program. Design partners take on a closer working relationship: direct access to the team, white-glove implementation, and influence over the roadmap for their workflows. Commercial terms are agreed up front and in writing.

Do we need to replace our existing tools?

No. SixDegree sits on top of your existing revenue stack: Salesforce or HubSpot, support, product usage, billing, conversations, and the engineering systems that can affect a deal. It connects to those sources; it does not replace them.

Who is the program for?

CROs, revenue operations leaders, and customer leaders at B2B companies with meaningful pipeline or recurring revenue spread across several operating systems. The best fit has one accountable owner for a forecast, renewal, or revenue-reconciliation decision and the authority to bring the relevant systems together.

What does the first month actually look like?

Week 1: choose the revenue decision and connect the minimum read-only sources behind it. Week 2: validate account resolution and source evidence with your operators. Week 3: run the first forecast, renewal, or reconciliation workflow. Week 4: review what worked and agree the production scope, controls, and next workflow.

Bring us the revenue workflow that matters most.

We work directly with your team, build around your stack, and ship against real feedback every week.

  • White-glove deployment onto your own systems
  • Design partner terms, agreed up front and in writing
  • Weekly syncs with the team building it
  • Influence on the roadmap for your workflows

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