Use caseRevenue leaders

Get the account story before the meeting.

Compass helps revenue leaders connect Salesforce, Gong, support, product usage, and warehouse data without asking every team for a different version of the truth.

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Gong
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Jason Martinez

Jason Martinez

@compass What can you tell me about account X across Gong, Salesforce, support, and product data?

Turn scattered GTM signals into better calls.

Account strategy, ICP, expansion risk, and pipeline quality stay in the same thread before the forecast or QBR hardens.

Gong

Gong

3 calls

Salesforce

Salesforce

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Google Ads

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#account-strategySlack
Jason
Jason
@compass What can you tell me about Northstar across Salesforce, Gong, support, and product usage?

Account context without the tab hunt

Ask about an account once instead of stitching Salesforce notes, Gong calls, tickets, and product usage by hand.

Cross-system synthesis

Compass brings curated CRM, conversation, product, and support context into the channel so the team can work from one account picture.

#forecast-prepSlack
Priya
Priya
@compass What changed in enterprise pipeline quality this quarter?
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Load skillMetric definitions
Search datasets5 matches
Run SQL query3 tables

Curated context

WAU = users with a core workspace event in the trailing 7 days. Login-only activity is excluded.

PRODUCT.WEEKLY_ACTIVE_USERSSQL
with wau_events as (
  select user_id,
         date_trunc('week', event_time) as week
  from product_events
  where event_name in ('project_created',
    'query_run', 'teammate_invited',
    'shared_answer_viewed')
  group by 1, 2
)
select week, count(*) as weekly_active_users
from wau_events
group by 1

One story while the meeting is still happening

Ask what changed, check the logic, and keep the room aligned before the account or forecast call moves on.

Shared answers with visible logic

Compass answers where GTM teams coordinate and can show the definitions, filters, and sources behind the result.

#icp-reviewSlack
Brittany
Brittany
@compass What patterns define our best enterprise customers?

Pressure-test ICP with real customer patterns

Use closed-won behavior, expansion, churn, calls, and usage to check whether the ICP story still matches reality.

Reusable GTM context under control

Compass turns approved ICP definitions, account caveats, and repeated GTM patterns into reusable context without relying on opaque memory.

#account-strategySlack
Jason
Jason
@compass Create an account brief and next-step plan from this thread.
MCP Servers
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Push the next move into the GTM stack

Turn the account answer into a brief, follow-up plan, or forecast note without copy-pasting between tools.

Custom MCP tools for revenue workflows

Compass can use revenue MCP Servers as inputs and outputs: read account context, draft the brief, and write next steps back to the systems GTM teams use.

How revenue leaders adopt Compass

Pick one concrete revenue workflow: prep account strategy for active deals, or pressure-test pipeline and ICP patterns before forecast. Then expand once the shared context holds up in live GTM conversations.

Week 1

Pick one GTM operating rhythm

Data teams connect Salesforce, Gong, support, usage, and warehouse context for one forecast, QBR, or account-review workflow.

Week 2

Answer account and pipeline questions

Revenue leaders ask what changed, which accounts need attention, and where pipeline quality is improving or degrading.

Week 3

Review missing GTM context

Data teams see where fields, stages, account health signals, or ICP definitions are weak and turn those gaps into roadmap work.

Week 4

Make it part of the revenue rhythm

GTM teams can self-serve common account and forecast questions while data teams monitor answer quality and approved context.

Ready to roll out Compass to your revenue team?

Start with account strategy, forecast prep, or the GTM questions that always need context from five places.