HMD Secure has never had a CRM — the team runs sales through email and personal notes. Build one now, including AI agents that make it feel less like data entry and more like having an analyst on the team. The full detail — personas, business rules, every feature, constraints — is in the PDF. This is the gist.
HMD Secure is a one-year-old startup selling smart devices plus internal and 3rd-party services. A 10–20 person sales team and Technical Account Managers run everything through email and spreadsheets — no shared system, no pipeline visibility, no service history per customer. It's starting to cost deals.
A CRM that gives every role one shared source of truth:
Weave in agents where they help — smart contact enrichment, pipeline-at-a-glance with stalled-deal flags, conversational queries ("at-risk enterprise deals in DACH"), meeting notes → CRM updates, an offer drafter, a forecast narrative. Pick what fits.
Microsoft Azure + Entra ID SSO (provided), data in the EU region, in-app notifications only. Everything else — architecture, framework, languages — is yours.
A new user with no training walks the core flow without getting stuck: find an account, create a deal, generate an offer, close a case, and read a 3-year weighted forecast. Seed realistic demo data — an empty database doesn't sell it.
Read the full brief (PDF) for the personas, business rules, the complete P0 / P1 / P2 feature list, and platform constraints.
All P0 features must be working for a successful submission. A new user with no training should walk the core scenario end-to-end without getting stuck: find an account and see deals + cases together, create a deal (direct, with a 12-month forecast), generate an offer from the catalog, close a case as a TAM, see overdue deals + a 3-yr weighted pipeline as a manager, and read a time-phased forecast by quarter as Finance. Use realistic seed data — an empty database doesn't show the product at its best.
Strict deadline: Sunday 15:00. No late entries.
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