Carta Increased Success Rate on Conversations by 900% In Six Weeks and Sourced $4.9M in Pipeline With Qualified

Customer Company Size
Large Corporate
Region
- America
Country
- United States
Product
- Qualified Conversations
- Qualified for Outreach
Tech Stack
- Salesforce
- Slack
- Marketo
- Outreach
Implementation Scale
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
Impact Metrics
- Productivity Improvements
- Customer Satisfaction
- Revenue Growth
Technology Category
- Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Connectivity Platforms
- Analytics & Modeling - Predictive Analytics
Applicable Industries
- Finance & Insurance
Applicable Functions
- Sales & Marketing
- Business Operation
Services
- System Integration
- Training
About The Customer
Carta is a San Francisco-based financial technology company that tracks ownership of shares, options, valuations, and dilutions for over 29,000 startups including Robinhood, Classpass and Rothy’s. In 2021, Carta did $7B in transaction volume and grew their revenue by 70% to $185M. They have a valuation of more than $7.4B and are on Forbes’ 2022 Fintech 50 list. As a leader in the ownership management space, Carta understands the importance of identifying valuable visitors, instantly starting sales conversations, and shaping sales and marketing campaigns. They leveraged Qualified and its suite of pipeline generation products, including Qualified Conversations and Qualified for Outreach, to arm sales reps with actionable data and maximize their sales and marketing efforts. In doing so, Carta was able to drive pipeline and increase their success rate on conversations.
The Challenge
Anna Centrella, Director of Sales Development at Carta, oversees a team of Sales Development Representatives (SDRs) whose primary role is to capture and qualify pipeline for the sales team to convert into revenue. She understands that Carta’s website is the storefront to Carta’s business because it is where buyers come to learn more about their products and solutions. In fact, roughly 30,000 potential buyers visit Carta’s website each month. Anna knew the site could do more to drive pipeline. Initially, Carta was using another solution to power their conversational sales and marketing program. However, it wasn’t providing enough information about who was visiting the site, their purchase intent, or if they fit Carta’s ideal customer profile. At the same time, this solution's passive interactions with site visitors weren’t capturing the critical information needed to generate more pipeline. What’s more, this solution had a brittle integration with Salesforce, Carta’s CRM platform. Data from Salesforce wouldn't pull into the platform in real time so Anna's team had to jump back and forth between the two to get a more complete view of their visitors. Doing so hurt both rep efficiency and the visitor experience. As a result, chat dropoff rates were high and the success rate of reps engaging in actual conversations were low. “We were losing these amazing opportunities when someone was actually engaged and interested,” Anna said. “I felt like we were leaving deals on the table.”
The Solution
Anna turned to Qualified: a set of technologies and processes that help B2B companies generate pipeline quicker. Qualified helps companies identify their most valuable visitors, instantly start sales conversations, shape sales and marketing campaigns, and uncover signals of buying intent. Having used Qualified at a previous company and seeing the power of the platform firsthand, Anna presented a business plan to her Revenue Operations team and persuaded them to make the switch. From kickoff to go-live, Qualified provided Carta with a dedicated Salesforce-certified implementation consultant, Logan, and together they developed the following strategy: Segment website traffic to help sales reps focus on high-priority visitors, including Outreach sequence, high buyer intent, marketing qualified leads, and target accounts. Use Salesforce data to route visitors to the correct account owner. Send Slack alerts to instantly notify sales reps when a visitor from an assigned account is on the site so they can quickly jump in with a personalized greeting. Alert sales reps when Outreach sequence visitors arrive to welcome them with a tailored greeting. Once their program strategy was established, the Carta SDR team was thoroughly trained on Qualified to maximize success. “Qualified hand-held us through the process, which I'm so grateful for. It's been tremendous to see how their input has been helping our team grow,” Anna said. The sales reps also took advantage of Qualified for Outreach since they were already using Outreach for their prospecting efforts. With this integration, reps could prioritize their outbound efforts and instantly greet buyers from an Outreach sequence when they clicked an email link and arrived on the site, delivering a seamless buying experience across channels.
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