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Notion backend for a high-ticket sales business

A growing sales coaching and remote-closing business replaced spreadsheet operations with one connected Notion backend.

High-ticket sales 7 connected databases 4-week implementation

When spreadsheets stopped being the backend

The business sold coaching programmes and trained remote closers. Leads, calls, payments, active clients, team performance, and content were tracked across Google Sheets and separate tools. The CEO had to assemble the weekly picture manually from four or more sources.

What had to change

Seven databases, one operating view

Leads CRM

Source, status, assigned closer, first contact, tags, and pipeline stage.

Calls Tracker

Lead, call type, result, duration, notes, and relationships to the team.

Payments

Amount, currency, payment method, status, and client relationship.

Active Clients

Programme, start date, renewals, progress, coach, and session notes.

Team Performance

Calls, closed deals, revenue, and conversion rollups for every closer.

Content Pipeline

Topic, format, platform, status, deadline, and owner.

Executive Dashboard

Connected views for weekly metrics, active deals, top closers, and monthly revenue.

Built in four weeks

  1. 1

    Week 1 - Audit and architecture

    Reviewed the spreadsheet trackers, designed relations, field types, and the integration naming plan.

  2. 2

    Week 2 - Data model

    Built the seven databases with relationships, rollups, and automation-ready fields.

  3. 3

    Week 3 - Working views

    Created filtered views by status, owner, and date, including a sales board and content calendar.

  4. 4

    Week 4 - Dashboard and handover

    Assembled the executive dashboard and completed a recorded walkthrough for the team.

Documented operational result

“We finally see the whole business - and I no longer need to collect the numbers manually before every team call.”

CEO, high-ticket sales business

Designed to connect, without a rebuild

  • ManyChat: source tags for lead attribution.
  • Calendly: invitee email, event start time, and event type mapped to calls.
  • Stripe: payment method, payment ID, and webhook status fields prepared.
  • Typeform: Leads CRM mapping prepared through Make.
  • Make and Zapier: standardized field names and API-ready relations.
  • Slack: a scheduled dashboard digest planned through Make.
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