Does your CRM treat a complex enterprise account with 40 contacts across 5 subsidiaries the same as a single contact record -- making it impossible to see the relationship clearly?
When a key contact leaves a strategic account, does your team have a clear view of the other stakeholders in that account or does institutional knowledge walk out the door with them?
B2B deals involve multiple stakeholders, long cycles, and account relationships that generic CRM contact records aren't built to represent.
B2B CRM has requirements that consumer and SMB CRM platforms handle poorly: account hierarchy with parent companies and subsidiaries, multi-stakeholder deal management with different contacts playing different roles, long-cycle pipeline visibility, and the account health view that tells your team which customers are at risk of churning before they do. Generic platforms flatten these structures into contact records that can't represent the complexity of a real enterprise account.
RaftLabs builds custom B2B CRM software with account hierarchy, multi-stakeholder relationship mapping, deal structure designed for complex sales, and the account management features that keep your customer success and sales teams working from a single view of each account. Fixed cost agreed before development starts.
Account hierarchy with parent company, subsidiary, and site relationships visible in a single account view
Multi-stakeholder deal management tracking each contact's role, influence, and engagement status
Account health scoring combining contract value, product usage, support volume, and engagement signals
Renewal and expansion pipeline separate from new business pipeline -- with the right metrics for each
RaftLabs builds custom B2B CRM software -- account hierarchy, multi-stakeholder relationship mapping, complex deal management, account health scoring, and renewal pipeline -- for businesses selling to enterprise and mid-market accounts with long sales cycles. Most projects deliver in 12 to 18 weeks at a fixed cost.
Enterprise B2B accounts don't fit in a flat contact record. A single account might span a parent company, three subsidiaries, and two regional offices -- with different buying authority, different contracts, and different product usage at each node. Generic CRM platforms were built for a contact-centric model that works for simple B2B sales. When the account is complex, the platform requires workarounds: custom fields to approximate hierarchy, tags to track stakeholder roles, manual notes to capture relationship context that should live in a structured record. The data degrades and the team stops trusting what the CRM says about an account.
Custom B2B CRM starts from the account structure that exists in your business. Account hierarchy is a first-class data model, not a workaround. Stakeholder roles are tracked per deal, not per contact. Account health is a calculated score that aggregates product usage, support volume, contract value, and engagement -- not a gut feel that lives in a customer success manager's head. The result is a system where your sales and account management teams work from a shared, accurate view of every account in the portfolio.
What we build
Account hierarchy and relationship mapping
Parent company, subsidiary, and site hierarchy with a consolidated view of contracts, contacts, and deal history across the full account group. Relationship mapping between contacts showing who reports to whom and who influences whom. Account ownership with primary and secondary rep assignment so coverage is clear and handoffs are tracked. Account segmentation by tier, industry, and strategic importance so the right accounts get the right level of attention from the right team.
Multi-stakeholder deal management
Contact role assignment per deal covering economic buyer, technical evaluator, champion, blocker, and influencer. Stakeholder engagement tracking showing which contacts are actively engaged and which have gone quiet -- so the team knows where the deal is at risk. Stakeholder map view for complex deals with multiple decision-makers, showing the relationship between contacts and their influence on the outcome. Deal risk flags triggered automatically when a champion contact leaves the account or engagement drops below a threshold.
Account health and relationship scores
Account health score combining contract value, product adoption rate, support ticket volume, executive engagement, and NPS into a single view of account status. Trend tracking showing whether the account is getting healthier or deteriorating over the past 30, 60, and 90 days. Alert triggers when health drops below a configured threshold for accounts inside the renewal window. Peer comparison showing how an account's health compares to similar accounts by size, industry, or contract tier -- so the team can identify accounts that are underperforming relative to their segment.
Contract and commercial management
Contract record linked to the account showing value, start date, renewal date, notice period, and key terms. Product and service entitlement tracking per contract so the team knows what each account has access to and what they are actually using. Contract renewal pipeline with 90, 60, and 30-day views so renewals don't arrive as a surprise. Amendment tracking for contract changes mid-term. Multi-year deal structure with payment schedule and annual commitment visibility so finance and sales are working from the same commercial record.
Executive relationship tracking
Executive sponsor and executive contact mapping per account showing which leadership relationships exist and who owns them. Executive engagement log tracking meetings, calls, and touchpoints at the leadership level separately from operational relationship activity. Executive relationship health scored separately from operational health so deteriorating senior relationships are visible before they affect the renewal. Briefing preparation tool compiling account history, open issues, and relationship notes for executive business reviews -- assembled from the CRM record rather than built manually each time.
Account-based reporting and analytics
Revenue by account, by segment, and by industry with trend over time. Account retention rate and gross revenue retention across the portfolio. Expansion revenue tracking per account showing upsell and cross-sell contribution. At-risk revenue value in the renewal window so leadership knows the exposure. Top account dashboard for the leadership team showing the health of the accounts that generate the most revenue. Account portfolio view for each account manager showing their book of business -- coverage, health, and renewal schedule in one place.
Have a B2B CRM project?
Tell us your account structure, your sales motion, and where the current CRM forces your team to work around it. We'll scope it and give you a fixed cost.
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Related services
Business Intelligence -- account analytics and reporting on CRM data
Predictive Analytics -- churn prediction models using CRM and usage data
Workflow Automation -- automated workflows triggered by CRM account events
Frequently asked questions
A sales CRM is optimised for the new business motion: pipeline, deal progression, and win rate. An account management CRM is optimised for the post-sale relationship: account health, stakeholder mapping, renewal management, and expansion opportunities. Many B2B businesses need both -- a unified system where the same account record contains the full commercial history, the active new business deal, the renewal pipeline, and the health signals. Custom B2B CRM can model both motions in one system with the right views for each team.
Yes. Product usage data is pulled from your product analytics platform (Mixpanel, Amplitude, Segment, or a custom event store) via API and aggregated at the account level in the CRM. Usage signals -- logins, features activated, seats used vs. licensed -- contribute to the account health score and trigger alerts when usage drops. This integration is a standard part of B2B SaaS CRM builds where product usage is a leading indicator of renewal risk or expansion opportunity.
A B2B CRM covering account hierarchy, multi-stakeholder management, deal management, and account health scoring typically takes 12 to 18 weeks. A more complete system with contract management, executive relationship tracking, and product usage integration typically takes 18 to 26 weeks. Fixed cost agreed before development starts.
Data migration from Salesforce, HubSpot, or another CRM is scoped as part of the build. The migration plan covers: data extraction from the current CRM, data cleaning and deduplication, mapping of current fields to the new data model, transformation for any field format changes, and a validation process comparing record counts and key values after migration. The migration is run in a test environment before the production cutover to verify data integrity.