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Get your field team up and running in weeks, not quarters.

Implementing Map My Customers doesn't mean replacing your CRM or rebuilding your sales processes. Our team works alongside yours to connect your systems, configure territories, train your reps, and establish a foundation for better field execution.

Most teams are live in 2 to 4 weeks. Your timeline depends on team size, data, and the systems you connect.

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Keep your CRM. We'll connect to it.

You don't need new sales infrastructure to implement Map My Customers. It works alongside the CRM and business systems you already run, and makes the data in them more useful to the people in the field.

Native integrations connect Salesforce, HubSpot, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Zoho, and Oracle NetSuite. Other systems can connect through our REST API, Zapier, or scheduled file imports. Setup, sync direction, and the fields involved vary by system and plan, and we scope them with you at kickoff.

Once connected, your existing customer data powers:

  • Account prioritization, so reps know who to see next
  • Territory planning and routing, built on real account locations
  • Field activity capture that flows back to the records it belongs to
  • Management visibility into coverage and execution

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The onboarding process

What to expect, step by step.

A dedicated implementation manager owns the rollout with you. Here's what a typical timeline looks like, and who does what.

  1. 01
    Day 1

    Kickoff

    We review your goals, audit your data, and build the implementation plan.

    Your part: key stakeholders join to define success and the metrics leadership will watch.

  2. 02
    Week 1

    Account setup

    We migrate your data, connect your CRM and other systems, and build territories.

    Your part: system access, data owners, and decisions on users, permissions, and territories.

  3. 03
    Weeks 2 to 3

    Training

    We run a pilot, onboard managers, and train reps on the workflows they'll use every day.

    Your part: a pilot group of reps and time on managers' calendars for training.

  4. 04
    Week 4 and beyond

    Go-live and ongoing support

    The full team goes live, and your customer success team stays with you to track adoption and expand what's working.

    Your part: leaders who model the new workflows and reinforce them in one-on-ones.

Timelines vary with team size, data quality, and the integrations involved.

Reps adopt what makes their day easier.

Adoption doesn't come from asking reps to enter more data so management gets better reports. It comes from giving reps tools that save them time. When the platform helps reps do their jobs, the organization gets better visibility without creating extra reporting work.

"I love that you continue to beat the drum of a crawl, walk, run to adoption, all centered around value and ease of use for the reps. But then KPIs all being centered around customer engagement."
Andrea EckbergVP of North American Sales, Thibaut Designs
From adoption to results Crawl. Walk. Run.
01 Crawl 02 Walk 03 Run

01Crawl

Build the foundation.

Crawl, walk, and run are stages of organizational maturity, not product restrictions. Teams move at their own pace, and many use advanced capabilities early. The order is about building habits that last.

The first goal is getting the team set up and giving reps immediate value.

  • Kickoff and success criteriaAgree on goals, the metrics leadership will watch, and a baseline to measure against.
  • Data migration and account setupBring in your accounts and contacts, and set up users and permissions.
  • CRM and system integrationsConnect the systems your team already runs on.
  • Initial territory configurationBuild territories so every rep sees their own book of business on the map.
  • Manager and rep trainingTrain managers first, then reps, on the workflows that matter on day one.
  • Easy-to-adopt field workflowsMapping, routing, check-ins, and activity capture, kept simple on purpose.
Key idea: reps need to experience the value of the platform before they're expected to change their behavior.
Kevin Dunbrack, COO of McCarthy & Sons
The Crawl Stage

Crawl, walk, run: the crawl stage.

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Where teams go wrong

Overcomplicating data entry early is the most common mistake we see. Keep the first month simple: open the app, plan routes from the map, and log one activity per visit. Custom fields and extra integrations can come next.

02Walk

Build consistent execution.

Map My Customers activity tracking on mobile
The Walk Stage

Come to accounts informed and strategically segmented.

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Once reps are comfortable with the platform, the focus shifts to repeatable field workflows across the team.

  • Territory and account prioritizationHelp reps focus on the accounts that matter most this week.
  • Consistent visit planning and activity captureMake planning and logging part of how the whole team works.
  • Improved account coverageSee which accounts are getting attention and which are being missed.
  • Additional integrations and data enrichmentAdd ERP, order, or third-party data where it helps reps in the field.
  • Manager visibility into field activityGive managers a current view of coverage without chasing updates.
  • Coaching based on actual field behaviorCoach from what reps are doing, not from incomplete reports.
Key idea: adoption creates visibility. Visibility creates the opportunity to manage field execution more effectively.
"I don't like managing people. I like leading people. And so for me to police my reps or to make sure you're like to say you have to log your calls, it's a waste of everyone's time. So let's figure out how this is valuable for all of us. And then we'll just do it."
Kevin DunbrackCOO, McCarthy & Sons Veterinary Supply
82% Likely to retain · 2+ activities week 1
88% Likely to retain · 1+ check-in week 1
100% Likely to retain · 5+ quick actions in week 1

03Run

Turn field activity into better performance.

With consistent execution and reliable activity data, leaders can focus on improving how the team sells.

  • Identify what top performers do differentlyFind the field behaviors associated with your best results.
  • Improve territory coverage and resource allocationRebalance territories and workloads using real activity data.
  • Coach on activity and outcomesConnect what reps do in the field to what it produces.
  • Keep reducing administrative workRemove steps that cost selling time without adding value.
  • Find opportunities for growthSpot under-covered accounts and markets with room to expand.
  • Make good practices repeatableTurn what works into the standard across reps and teams.

Here's what that looks like in practice. A top rep has 400 accounts, but the data shows most of his revenue comes from about 100 of them. The other 300 aren't neglected because he doesn't care. He doesn't have the time. Moving those accounts to another rep lightens his load, protects his pipeline, and opens up growth in accounts that weren't getting attention.

Key idea: the goal isn't simply to get reps using software. It's to help the organization improve how it sells.
Annual revenue by territory dashboard

Don't let perfection get in the way of progress.

Waiting for perfect data before going live is one of the biggest mistakes in any rollout. Clean, complete data is the goal, and it improves as reps use the platform. Progress beats perfection.

Implementation questions, answered.

How long does it take to implement Map My Customers?

Most teams are live in 2 to 4 weeks. A typical rollout starts with a kickoff and data audit on day one, CRM sync and territory build in week one, a pilot and training in weeks two and three, and full team go-live in week four. Timing depends on team size, data, and integrations.

Do we need to replace our CRM?

No. Map My Customers is a field sales execution platform that works alongside your CRM. Your CRM stays the system of record, and Map My Customers helps field teams turn that data into daily action.

Which systems does Map My Customers integrate with?

Map My Customers has native integrations with Salesforce, HubSpot, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Zoho, and Oracle NetSuite. Other systems can connect through the REST API, Zapier, or scheduled file imports. Setup and sync options vary by system and plan.

What does onboarding include?

A dedicated implementation manager leads kickoff and goal setting, data migration, integration setup, territory configuration, a pilot, and manager and rep training. After go-live, your customer success team helps you track adoption and expand what is working.

How do you get field reps to adopt it?

Start simple and lead with value for reps. Routing, mobile check-ins, account visibility, and AI Field Agent save reps time, so adoption grows because the platform makes their day easier, not because they are asked to enter more data.

What is the crawl, walk, run approach?

It is a way to build lasting habits in stages. Crawl builds the foundation and early value, walk builds consistent execution and manager visibility, and run uses field activity to improve performance. The stages describe maturity, not product restrictions.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about onboarding, billing, mobile, CRM sync, and security.

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Our approach

How we partner with field sales organizations on the road to field excellence.

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