Questions asked before an implementation.
Scope, pricing, platforms, timelines and what Filro will not promise.
Conversion infrastructure, CRM configuration, lead capture and routing, follow-up sequences, scheduling, revenue automation, integrations between the systems you already run, and analytics and attribution reporting. The scope for a given engagement is defined in the Revenue Audit and the architecture that follows it.
Established companies with existing demand and enough operational complexity that revenue depends on systems working together — typically service businesses, multi-location operations and regional companies with a sales team or structured lead handling.
A typical implementation runs 12–16 weeks, followed by a stabilization period of approximately 30 days. The exact schedule depends on the architecture agreed after the audit and on access to the systems involved.
Revenue Infrastructure engagements start at $50,000 USD. Final scope and pricing are set after the Revenue Audit, based on architecture complexity, systems, integrations, migration and number of locations.
In most cases, yes. The default approach is to configure and connect what you already own before recommending a replacement, because migration cost is real and rarely free.
Not by default. A tool is replaced only when it cannot support the architecture, and that recommendation is made explicitly during the architecture phase rather than assumed at the start.
Filro implements and integrates commonly used CRM and marketing platforms through their public APIs and native integration surfaces. Filro is an independent implementation company and does not claim official partner status with any software vendor.
No. Filro implements infrastructure and documents what it does. No revenue increase, ranking position or conversion rate is guaranteed, and any company promising one should be treated with caution.
The stabilization period runs for approximately 30 days after launch, covering monitoring, testing, edge cases and handoff optimization. After that, ongoing optimization is optional and scoped separately.
Yes. The engagement can run asynchronously in writing — audit, architecture, implementation plan, progress updates and handoff documentation. Calls are available when they are genuinely faster, but they are never a requirement to get a plan or a price.
You submit a structured request describing your systems, lead volume, channels and current problems. Filro reviews the path between demand generation and closed revenue and returns a written assessment of where the infrastructure is losing opportunities, plus the implementation approach that would address it.
Optional ongoing optimization is available after stabilization. It is quoted separately and is not required for the implementation to remain yours and fully operational.
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