By challenge · The operation is too complex

The more tools come in, the harder it is to see the whole operation.

Media, CRM, landing pages, customer service, data and tools can each work on their own and still add up to an operation that's hard to follow.

If you got here thinking: “There's too much going on and it's hard to coordinate.”

What might be happening

Possible causes, not a diagnosis

The perceived problem isn't always where it seems. Without looking at the data, any of these could be yours, or none.

  1. 01Scattered data.
  2. 02Tools that don't talk to each other.
  3. 03Many steps and owners.
  4. 04Duplicate information.
  5. 05Processes that are hard to follow.
  6. 06Reliance on knowledge that lives in people's heads.

How Meskla looks at it

Loose pieces or a connected operation

Today

  • Media
  • CRM
  • Landing page
  • Customer service
  • Data
  • Automations

After

  • Media
  • CRM
  • Landing page
  • Customer service
  • Data
  • Automations

Connected operation

Each piece may be working. The problem usually lies in the handoffs between them.

The goal isn't to add one more tool. It's to reduce the complexity the operation needs to work.

What may need to change

When the bottleneck shows up

  • Handoffs between tools become defined and visible.
  • The same information stops living in several different places.
  • Operational knowledge moves out of people's heads and becomes process.

Related solutions

What may come in, depending on the diagnosis

Not all will be needed. The combination depends on where the bottleneck is.

Next step

Let's understand where the complexity is

Tell us what's happening. We start by understanding the context to find where the bottleneck is.

  • We reply within 1 business day.
  • And if we conclude we are not the right fit for your case, we will tell you.

Let's understand where the complexity is

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