For RevOps

Account scoring that scales past the spreadsheet.

RevOps spends weeks building ICP scoring spreadsheets, then more weeks keeping them current. Mama scores every account in your CRM against your ICP rubric, refreshes daily, and attributes meetings back to the signal that triggered them — so scoring, forecasting, and attribution all run from one source of truth.

Scores every account · 4-hour refresh · Salesforce + HubSpot native
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RevOps · ICP scoring & attribution
4,217 accounts scored · 247 meetings attributed · 30d · last refresh 4m ago
Export to BI + Edit rubric
Accounts scored
4,217
▲ 128 this month
Avg ICP fit
67
▲ 4 pts MoM
Signal → meeting · 30d
247
100% attributed
ICP drift detected
3
accounts · review queue
412
687
1,124
1,376
618
ICP 0–20
Out of fit
ICP 20–40
Low
ICP 40–60
Watch
ICP 60–80
Sweet spot
ICP 80–100
Top fit
1,994 accounts at ICP fit ≥ 60 — the addressable working list. Sales attention concentrates here.
Meetings by signal type · 30d 247 total · 100% attributed
Hiring
92
Funding
64
Tech
41
Exec
28
Product
14
Voice
8
Stack health all healthy · auto-retry
Salesforce
4m
HubSpot
4m
Outreach
8m
Slack
2m
Apollo
6m

A week where the data does the lifting.

RevOps is the team that has to answer "what changed, what's converting, what should we do differently this quarter" — every week. Mama compresses the answer from a Friday spreadsheet build into a Monday dashboard read.

Mon
Weekly pipeline review · data already in the deck.
7 AM, you open the RevOps console. 247 meetings attributed last 30 days, broken down by signal type and rep. The slide you used to assemble Friday afternoon is the dashboard view your VP opens at 8. Pipeline review starts on insights, not on chart-building.
Console view
Tue
ICP rubric tuning · drift flag from yesterday.
Mama flagged 3 accounts where the ICP rubric is starting to miss winning patterns — companies that closed at high ACV but scored under 60. You spend 15 minutes in the rubric editor reweighting Series-stage and tech-stack dimensions. Every account in the database rescores within the hour.
Wed
Forecast call · signal velocity adjusts probabilities.
Wednesday forecast with sales leadership. Two deals where fresh funding signals fired this week get bumped up in probability — historical attribution says funding-anchored deals close at 1.6× the base rate within 14 days of the signal. Forecast tightens by $180K.
Attribution
Thu
Stack health audit · everything green.
Thursday is integration-audit day. The stack-health strip in Mama shows Salesforce, HubSpot, Outreach, Slack, Apollo all syncing under 10 minutes. No silent failures to chase down, no missing UTMs to backfill. Audit takes the time it takes to drink a coffee.
Fri
Month-end board report · auto-generated rollup.
Last Friday of the month. The board deck used to take a whole Thursday + Friday morning of CSV exports, Excel pivots, and chart-making. Now you export the monthly Mama report — signal mix, attribution waterfall, ICP-fit distribution, win-rate by signal type — straight into the board deck format. Done by 11.
Board ready
Wk +1
QBR prep · last quarter's data already in the report.
Quarter close. The QBR deck pulls the last 90 days of attribution data with one export. "Which signal types drove the most pipeline, which ICP segments are converting fastest, where should we shift budget next quarter" — answered with data, not opinions.
One operating system for scoring, attribution, and forecast. Same source of truth all week.
247 Meetings · 100% attributed

The math of not rebuilding the spreadsheet every quarter.

RevOps time is the bottleneck on every analytics initiative. Four metrics that change when scoring, attribution, and ICP tuning all live in one place — and refresh themselves.

ICP scoring build time
Before 2–4 weeks
With Mama 90 sec

Open the rubric editor. Drag four weights for fit / recency / strength / intent. Every account in the database rescores within the hour.

Attribution coverage
Before ~30%
With Mama 100%

Every meeting tagged back to the signal that triggered it. No more "marketing influenced" mystery buckets — actual cause is in the data.

Data freshness across stack
Before Weekly batch
With Mama ~4 hours

Account context refreshes every 4 hours across the entire database. No more "the data is from last Tuesday" caveats on the forecast call.

Time to ICP rubric update
Before BI cycle
With Mama Same day

Spot a converting pattern that's not in the rubric? Adjust the weights yourself. Every account rescores against the new rubric within the hour. No analytics ticket required.

The orchestration layer between your signals and your stack.

RevOps usually has to wire signals into the stack themselves — pull from intent vendors, score in a spreadsheet, push to Salesforce, alert in Slack. Mama is the middle layer that does the wiring once, then keeps it running.

Step 1 · Signal sources
20+ sources monitored 24/7.
Crunchbase, LinkedIn, BuiltWith, G2, Reddit, Greenhouse, Ashby, Product Hunt, GitHub, SEC EDGAR — all six signal categories, six retrieval methods, deduplicated and dated. RevOps doesn't wire any of this.
Funding Hiring Tech Exec · Product · Voice
Step 2 · Mama
Scoring, attribution, and rubric tuning — in one place.
Mama scores every account against your ICP rubric, attributes every meeting back to its signal, and lets you tune the rubric without filing a BI ticket. The brain layer your stack didn't ship with.
Mama 4h refresh 100% attribution
Step 3 · Your stack
Scored data + attribution into the tools you already pay for.
Scores sync to Salesforce / HubSpot account fields. Attribution events push to your BI tool (Looker, Tableau, Hex). Alerts fire to Slack on high-fit signals. The stack you already built — now fed by signal data.
Salesforce HubSpot Slack
Mama doesn't replace your CRM, your BI tool, or your sequencer. She fills the slot between "signal data exists" and "it's actually scored, attributed, and acted on" — the slot your team has been filling with spreadsheets and BI tickets.
Need a full integration + data model spec? See all integrations → · Email RevOps
Pricing for RevOps

Two plans. Pro is where the system lives.

Team is the entry point — scoring, manager view, attribution. Pro is for RevOps shops who need custom signal weights per segment, API exports into BI, and the audit log to pass a security review.

Start here
Team
$199 / month
5
Seats · 3 workspaces
  • ICP rubric editor · 4 dimensions
  • Signal-to-meeting attribution
  • Salesforce + HubSpot native sync
  • Manager view + Slack alerts
  • SSO standard
Start Team trial

Need a deeper RevOps-specific scope (multi-segment scoring, BI data model spec, custom DPA review)? Email [email protected] — we'll send a deck and a 30-min architecture call.

RevOps questions

What every RevOps lead asks before they install.

Specifically about the data model, scoring engine, BI exports, and what it takes to pass a security review. Pricing details live on the pricing page.

The default rubric scores every account on four dimensions — ICP fit, recency, signal strength, intent depth — weighted by you in the rubric editor (drag-to-adjust, no formulas). On Team that's the model. On Pro you can add up to 6 custom dimensions per workspace (e.g., "stack maturity", "compliance posture", "expansion potential") with custom signal-source mappings per dimension. Scoring math is documented and exportable — no black box. Behind the scenes it's a weighted ensemble; we can share the spec under NDA.
Zero required, four optional. Mama installs four fields on the standard Account object (Mama_ICP_Fit__c, Mama_Fresh_Signals__c, Mama_Top_Signal_Type__c, Mama_Brief_URL__c) and four equivalent fields on Opportunity. You can map to existing fields instead if you prefer — common when teams already have an ICP score field they don't want to retire. Mama writes activity events when briefs are opened or signals fire; everything else is read-only. Full Salesforce permission model documented at /integrations/salesforce.
On Pro, yes. Three options. Direct warehouse sync — Snowflake / BigQuery / Redshift via a managed connector (Fivetran or Hightouch on your end). API pull — REST endpoints for accounts, signals, attribution events; documented and rate-limited generously for ETL use. Webhook push — every signal-fired and meeting-attributed event pushed in real-time to your endpoint. Most RevOps teams use the warehouse sync for batch reporting plus webhooks for dashboards that need to update intra-day. Schema docs and sample queries at /api.
Yes, on Pro via per-workspace rubrics. Spin up a workspace per segment (Enterprise, Mid-Market, SMB) — each gets its own rubric with its own weights. The same Series D funding signal scores 95 in your Enterprise workspace and 30 in your SMB workspace. Scores roll up to the account level so AEs see the most relevant score for their book, while you keep one source of truth for cross-segment reporting. On Team you get one global rubric per workspace (3 workspaces) — enough for most teams that aren't multi-segment.
Every admin action with timestamp, user, IP, and before/after diff. Covers: seat invites/removals, role changes, workspace creation/deletion, ICP rubric edits, integration credential rotations, SSO config changes, API key lifecycle, manager-view exports, and any data access by Mama support staff. Retained 12 months on Pro, exportable to CSV, pushable to your SIEM via webhook. SOC 2 Type II available under NDA, vendor security questionnaires (CAIQ + custom) turned in under 5 business days. Full security docs at /security.
Complementary, not replacement. Bombora and 6sense surface third-party intent — what your prospects are reading on partner sites. Mama surfaces first-party signals — funding, hiring, tech, exec, product, voice — and the synthesized "what to pitch" layer. Teams running both push 6sense intent scores into Mama via the webhook API on Pro, weight intent as a 5th rubric dimension, and let Mama's scoring + attribution be the source of truth for sales. You keep the intent vendor for marketing's view; Mama becomes the sales-facing scoring layer.
SOC 2 Type II report (annual audit, current period) available under NDA from [email protected]. Custom DPA on Pro (we'll review yours or send ours). Data residency options on Pro — US, EU, or custom region for workspace data; signal source data is global by nature. Vendor security questionnaire (CAIQ-aligned + custom) returned in under 5 business days. Penetration test summary, sub-processor list, business-continuity plan all available on request. We've done ~80 enterprise security reviews — happy to introduce you to a customer's security team if helpful.

Need a deeper architecture conversation? Email [email protected] — we set up 30-min architecture calls for RevOps evaluations.

Architect the system

The brain layer your stack was missing. Already built.

Two weeks to install vs six months to build. Connect Salesforce, define your rubric in 90 seconds, watch every account score and every meeting attribute itself. The spreadsheet retires Friday.

14-day Team trial · CRM sync in 2 minutes · Pro architecture review available