RevManicRevenue StackThe revenue tools atlas
Find the right sales tools by the work they need to do.
Explore the revenue cycle, narrow it by job or category, and understand why each product belongs.
Eight stages · one landscape
The revenue cycle, in one view.
Choose a territory to open its jobs and products. Foundations run across the whole cycle.
Cross-cycleFoundations198 productsFoundation areas
Plan21 productsJobsDefine the ideal customer profileSize the addressable marketPlan territoriesPlan sales capacitySet quotas and targetsSource81 productsJobsFind accountsIdentify installed technologyFind peopleMap buying groupsObtain contact detailsPrioritize93 productsJobsEnrich recordsObserve buyer eventsAssess buying intentScore fit and readinessRoute leads and accountsEngage107 productsJobsOrchestrate outreach sequencesSend prospecting emailPlace outbound callsEngage on social channelsCreate personalised sales videoQualify59 productsJobsRun discoveryCapture conversations and notesSchedule meetingsAssess opportunity qualificationAssess buyer requirementsAdvance56 productsJobsDeliver demonstrationsCreate personalised sales videoMap buying groupsAlign stakeholdersShare content and track engagementClose43 productsJobsConfigure quotesPrepare proposalsApprove commercial termsNegotiate contractsCollect signaturesGrow44 productsJobsTransfer customer contextCoordinate customer onboardingCoordinate a mutual action planMap buying groupsSchedule meetings
Revenue Fit Map
See where each product fits.
Compare products by the jobs your team needs done. Each ribbon shows where a product is core, supporting, or adjacent, with the evidence behind every fit.
Start with fit. Use feature lists to inspect the shortlist.Compare productsLive example3-product shortlist
CoreSupportingAdjacent
How it works
From a broad landscape to an exact fit.
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Choose the work
Start in a revenue stage and select the outcome your team needs.
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Refine the route
Use categories to narrow the result without losing the job context.
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Understand the fit
See the exact relationship, available evidence, and where else a product appears.