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One platform or a stack of tools

What changes when every team works from the same customer record.

FeatureHourglassA stack of point tools
Customer data

One record that every tool shares

A copy in each tool, kept in step by hand or by connectors
Handoffs

Marketing, sales and service on the same timeline

Exports, imports and context lost in between
Reporting

One report from first visit to renewal

A spreadsheet stitched together from several dashboards
AI agents

Agents that read the whole customer record

Separate assistants that only see their own tool
Admin

One login and one set of permissions

Separate users, roles and bills for every tool
Cost

One price that grows with you

Several subscriptions that grow separately
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Customer stories

Teams that made the switch

They moved off separate tools and legacy systems one team at a time, and kept their history.

Illustrative stories for this demo.

See customer stories

“We were paying for seven tools that didn’t talk to each other. Moving marketing, sales and support onto Hourglass gave every team the same numbers.”

Hannah Cho

Chief Revenue Officer, Eventus

  • 7

    tools replaced by Hourglass

  • 5 weeks

    to move every team over

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Bringing your tools together

Start with the tools that cause the most handoffs, usually email and the CRM, and connect the rest while you move.

Every tool you retire is one less login, bill and copy of your customer data, and one less handoff to break.

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The migration playbook

Four steps to a calm switch

Plan, test, go live and tidy up, with your data intact at every step.

  1. Plan the move

    Map objects, fields and owners with our team. Decide which teams go first.

  2. Run a test import

    Import into a sandbox and check the results. Fix mappings before anything goes live.

  3. Go live team by team

    Start with one hub and one team. Old and new run side by side for a while.

  4. Retire the old tools

    Move integrations and reports across. Switch off what you no longer need.

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