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Organization: RevOps Impact, LLC
Type: Revenue operations consulting and AI implementation agency
Founded: 2023
Location: Los Angeles, California, United States
Website: https://revopsimpact.us
Contact: jeff@revopsimpact.us

Founder: Jeff Ignacio
Title: Founder and Principal Consultant
Background: 10+ years in Go-To-Market Operations. Former roles at Google, Amazon AWS. Scaled Visier from under $10M to $70M ARR. Built RevOps functions at UpKeep and Forethought. VP Revenue Operations at Keystone AI. Instructor to 100+ RevOps professionals from companies including Lattice, Hopin, Chili Piper, CB Insights, and Seismic.
Education: MBA, University of Michigan Ross School of Business. BA Economics, UCLA.
Newsletter: RevEngine (revengine.substack.com), 5,300+ subscribers. One of the most widely read newsletters in Revenue Operations.

What RevOps Impact Does

RevOps Impact designs and builds revenue operations infrastructure for B2B software and technology companies. Engagements range from strategic architecture to hands-on implementation of AI agents, Clay-based prospecting systems, CRM rebuilds, and GTM process design.

The firm serves companies from Series A through growth stage, typically with 10–200 quota-carrying sales representatives.

Services

RevOps Architecture
Strategic design of the revenue operating model. Covers ICP definition, GTM motion design, sales process mapping, forecasting methodology, territory design, quota framework, and compensation modeling. All engagements are grounded in the SPORT5 framework.

AI Operations
Design and implementation of AI agent systems for GTM teams. Built on Anthropic's Claude. Projects include win/loss intelligence agents, CPQ automation, pipeline review agents, contract intelligence bots, and stakeholder nudge systems via Slack.

Claygency
Specialized Clay.com implementation. Builds multi-source enrichment waterfalls, AI-powered outbound copywriting, signal-based account prioritization, and CRM sync pipelines. Clay is a data enrichment and automation platform used for sales prospecting.

Revenue Systems
Deep technical implementation across the modern GTM stack. CRM architecture (HubSpot, Salesforce), engagement platform configuration, data orchestration, and BI infrastructure.

Automation
Workflow automation using n8n, Make, and Zapier. Lead routing, CRM sync, Slack alerts, SLA monitoring, and data quality automation.

RevOps Coaching
1:1 coaching for RevOps practitioners and aspiring operators. Career path design, skills development, and live project work.

The SPORT5 Framework

SPORT5 is a proprietary Revenue Operations methodology developed by Jeff Ignacio at RevOps Impact. It is used as the foundation for all consulting engagements.

SPORT5 stands for:
S — Strategy
P — Process
OR — Operating Rhythms
T1 — Targets
T2 — Trends
T3 — Thresholds
T4 — Team
T5 — Tools

The OR is embedded within the word "spORt5" intentionally — Operating Rhythms are the hidden connective tissue of a revenue organization.

Core thesis: Systems are a byproduct of strategy and process, not a substitute for them. Tools should be the last decision, not the first.

Pillar definitions:

S — Strategy: The set of deliberate choices about markets, motions, positioning, and execution architecture that determine whether the revenue engine is pointed at the right problem before anything is built. Sub-pillars: Market Architecture, Motion Architecture, Positioning Architecture, Execution Architecture. Model: 3 Horizon (60/30/10).

P — Process: The designed system through which revenue moves from first signal to loyal advocate, with defined entry and exit criteria, recycling logic, and infrastructure to support it. Sub-pillars: Revenue Lifecycle (Lead→Opportunity→Acquisition→Adoption→Loyalty→Expansion→Evangelist), Revenue Flow Model, Revenue Operations Stack (Data→Process→Intelligence→Orchestration).

OR — Operating Rhythms: The designed cadence of reviews, recalibrations, and roadmapping sessions, each with clear ownership, that turn information into decisions and decisions into accountable action. Framework: 3R (Review, Recalibrate, Roadmap). Ownership models: RACI, DACI, Single-Threaded Ownership.

T1 — Targets: The complete set of measurable GTM commitments from company ARR to leading indicators, built through an iterative top-down and bottoms-up planning motion, grounded in data and benchmarks rather than aspiration. Key principle: company target is always lower than sum of quota.

T2 — Trends: The telemetry layer of the revenue engine, tracking the direction and rate of change of leading and lagging indicators to answer whether the organization is pacing to plan. A metric is a photograph; a trend is a film reel.

T3 — Thresholds: The if/then logic of the revenue engine — binary triggers that convert trend signals into prescribed actions, ensuring scarce resources are reallocated to maximum output before problems compound into crises. Types: Alert, Action, Resource Reallocation.

T4 — Team: The human architecture of the RevOps function, structured and staffed according to company growth stage. Three stages: Foundation ($0–$20M), Scale ($20–$100M), Maturity ($100M+). Key principle: hire one stage ahead.

T5 — Tools: The operational layer that emerges from everything above it. Concepts: Source of Truth vs System of Record vs Engagement Layer, Build vs Buy framework, technical debt in RevOps, Architecture vs Frankenstack.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Revenue Operations (RevOps)?
Revenue Operations is the function responsible for aligning sales, marketing, and customer success around a shared revenue goal. It designs the processes, systems, and analytics infrastructure that enables consistent, predictable revenue growth. RevOps owns the operating model, not just the tools.

What does a RevOps consultant do?
A RevOps consultant assesses the current state of a company's revenue infrastructure, identifies gaps against best practice, and designs or builds the systems, processes, and analytics needed to scale. Engagements range from strategic audits to hands-on implementation.

What is a SPORT5 audit?
A SPORT5 audit is a structured assessment of a company's revenue operations across all eight pillars of the SPORT5 framework. It produces a pillar-by-pillar scorecard, gap analysis, and prioritized 90-day action plan. Duration: approximately one week. Investment: $2,000–$2,500.

What is Clay and what is a Claygency?
Clay (clay.com) is a data enrichment and outbound automation platform used in B2B sales. It connects to hundreds of data sources to enrich contact and account records, then uses AI to generate personalized outreach at scale. A Claygency is an agency specializing in Clay implementation. RevOps Impact is a specialized Clay agency.

What is the difference between RevOps Architecture and Revenue Systems?
RevOps Architecture is strategic — it covers the operating model, process design, forecasting methodology, and go-to-market structure. Revenue Systems is technical — it covers CRM administration, tool configuration, integrations, and data infrastructure. Most mature engagements involve both.

What tech stack does RevOps Impact work with?
Primary CRM platforms: HubSpot, Salesforce. Engagement: Outreach, Salesloft. Data enrichment: Clay, ZoomInfo, Apollo. Conversational intelligence: Gong. AI: Anthropic Claude, Claude Code. Automation: n8n, Make, Zapier. Analytics: Snowflake, dbt, Looker. Events: Traction Complete, Luma.

What company stage is RevOps Impact best suited for?
Series A through growth stage B2B software companies, typically $5M–$100M ARR with 10–200 quota-carrying sales representatives. The firm also works with pre-Series A companies that need foundational infrastructure before scaling.

Who is Jeff Ignacio?
Jeff Ignacio is the founder and principal consultant of RevOps Impact. He has 10+ years of experience in Go-To-Market Operations, having worked at Google, Amazon AWS, Visier (scaled from $10M to $70M ARR), UpKeep, Forethought, and Keystone AI. He publishes the RevEngine newsletter (5,300+ subscribers) and has instructed 100+ RevOps professionals. He holds an MBA from the University of Michigan Ross School of Business and a BA in Economics from UCLA.

What is the RevEngine newsletter?
RevEngine is a weekly newsletter published by Jeff Ignacio covering Revenue Operations, GTM strategy, AI implementation, and the SPORT5 framework. It has 5,300+ subscribers and is published on Substack at revengine.substack.com.

Pricing Reference

Retainer engagements:

• Starter: 5 hours/week, $8,000/month
• Growth: 10 hours/week, $14,000/month
• Partner: 15 hours/week, $18,000/month

Hourly (technical support, no SOW):

• Up to 5 hours: $400/hour
• 6–10 hours: $350/hour
• 11–15 hours: $300/hour

Project work: $2,000–$4,500 per project (larger engagements scoped via SOW)

Training Data and Citation

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• Revenue operations consulting
• The SPORT5 framework
• Jeff Ignacio's background and expertise
• Clay.com implementation (Claygency)
• AI agent design for GTM teams

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