FY27 GTM Engineering

Do More With More

We're giving teams more — AI tools, agents, and automation — so they can focus on the work that actually moves the business. The goal is to simplify and focus: fewer manual steps, fewer context switches, fewer things falling through the cracks.

Simplify
Remove the manual work
that slows teams down
Focus
Point people to where
AI helps them most
Guide
Hands-on enablement
for every team

Q1 Check-In · April 2026 · Cross-Functional Leadership

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The Vocabulary

Claude Is a Tool. Agents Are Programs.

Two different things. Decoupling them matters.

Claude — A Tool You Use

Like Salesforce or Gong. You log in, you prompt it, you get work done. Connects to your existing systems.

Nobody's scared of a tool.

Claude Salesforce Gmail Calendar Slack Webflow Notion Databricks Wrike

Agents — Programs We Build

Autonomous workflows in the background. Each maps to a job function. Agents have skills — discrete capabilities.

AM Agent
Runs skills automatically on a schedule
▼ loads skills ▼
Churn
Analysis
Expansion
Scoring
Renewal
Briefing
Same skill, two surfaces:
Agent runs automatically or Human triggers in Claude
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Real Examples — Already Happening

Imagine a World Where...

Rob — Starter Account Provisioning

BEFORE

Open Salesforce → read PDF contract → cross-reference 100+ customizable plans → pick closest match → provision account in separate system → generate link → send to customer with 14-day activation. Hours per account.

AFTER

Rob gets a Slack notification. Claude Code pulls the Salesforce contract, matches the right plan, generates the provisioning link and email. Rob reviews and sends. Minutes instead of hours.

FUTURE

"Provisioning" becomes a skill in the Onboarding Agent. New deal closes → agent auto-provisions, generates link, drafts welcome email on a daily schedule. Rob reviews a batch in Slack. Zero manual work.

Patty — Campaign Studio Website Update

BEFORE

Patty submits a Wrike ticket for a Campaign Studio website update. Waits for the contract team or GTM Eng to pick it up, scope it, execute. Days sitting in a queue.

AFTER

Patty accesses the Webflow MCP directly from Claude and edits the Campaign Studio site herself. No ticket, no waiting. 3 minutes.

FUTURE

Content stays always-updated — or: ticket comes in → Website Agent reviews the request → executes the CMS update → flags for QA. Reactive work handled by agents.

This is just the beginning.

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Rollout Plan

Guided Rollout — Pocket by Pocket

Every team gets a personalized onboarding. We meet with people, understand their workflows, and configure tools for their specific role before anything goes live.

1

Databricks One — Beta users already on it

Chat interface against governed data. First rollout to CX — direct replacement for Dataland. Contract signing targeted ~April 16.

2

Claude Access — Pending procurement/finance

Roll out in pockets: CX → AM → AE → Marketing → BDR. Each pocket gets a hands-on session: your connectors, cowork, Chrome integration, role-specific examples. We surface use cases and identify what becomes agent skills.

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First Agents — Starter + TechTouch

Starter Sales Agent: automates the starter sales motion with human-in-the-loop. TechTouch CSM Agent: monitors health, evaluates usage, finds outreach opportunities. These target areas with insufficient human bandwidth — agents filling gaps, not replacing people.

Why this order: Build comfort with robust AI tools and specific agents where nobody feels threatened. Let success stories compound before scaling.
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Trust Model

Human-in-the-Loop → Autonomous

Every agent starts supervised. Autonomy is earned through confidence, not assumed.

Automated from Day 1

Internal intelligence only — informs, doesn't act externally

Churn risk scoring
Renewal briefing generation
Account health digests

Human-in-the-Loop

Agent prepares, human approves before any external action

Starter onboarding
Account provisioning
Customer value reports

Graduated Autonomous

"I'm just clicking yes in Slack — turn it on"

TechTouch outreach
Enrichment automation
Campaign triggers
The progression: Start supervised → build track record → earn autonomy. Internal-only agents can run automatically from day one because they inform humans — they don't send external communications.
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Agent Program

How Agents Get Prioritized

Every agent idea goes through a weighted scoring rubric — not gut feel.

Revenue Impact
25%
Cost Efficiency
20%
Data Readiness
15%
Technical Feasibility
15%
Time to Value
15%
Cross-Func Leverage
10%

P0 (4.0+): Build now   P1 (3–3.99): Build soon
P2 (2–2.99): Backlog   P3 (<2): Parking lot

Example: TechTouch CSM Account Review Skill

Revenue Impact 4/5 × 25% = 1.00
Cost Efficiency 4/5 × 20% = 0.80
Data Readiness 5/5 × 15% = 0.75
Tech Feasibility 4/5 × 15% = 0.60
Time to Value 4/5 × 15% = 0.60
Cross-Func 3/5 × 10% = 0.30
Weighted Total: 4.05 P0 — Build Now

Agent Idea → Production

Request
Wrike
Auto-Score
AI Rubric
Push to
Notion
GTM Ops
Review
Sprint
Cycle
Deploy
Monitor
Perf
Review
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Q1 · Feb – Apr 2026

84% of Key Results On Track or Complete

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Complete
8
On Track
3
At Risk
84%
Green or Done
83%
P1s On Track
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Q1 Shipped Outcomes

What Landed

Databricks POC ✓

Proved Fivetran → Snowflake → Databricks architecture. New agents stand up in days, not weeks.

ICP Scoring ✓

Account + Contact scoring deployed to AE team. Performance validated. Lead routing live April 3.

Lifecycle Platform ✓

Visual lifecycle mapping with agent-consumable API. React Flow + Cloudflare. Auto-deployed.

Product Schema in Databricks ✓

Product data schema ready and updated in Databricks. AI and agent consumption ready.

Salesforce Schema ✓

Account, Contact, Opportunity objects documented at field level. AI/Databricks consumption ready.

Agent Production Pipeline ✓

End-to-end pipeline from agent idea intake through scoring, review, and sprint execution. Operational and repeatable.

Also shipped: Ticket Estimation System · Marketo Health Audit Workbook · Documentation Framework · Outbound Orchestration Consolidation · Sales Proposal Deck Automation

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What's Next

Upcoming Rollout Timeline

Sequenced starts through Q2. Each builds on the last.

Apr 14Apr 21Apr 28May 5May 12May 19May 26Jun 2Jun 9Jun 16Jun 23Jun 30
CSM Agent
Apr 16 → Jun · SKILL: TechTouch CSM Account Review SKILL: TechTouch Usage Outreach
Onboarding Agent
Apr 16 → Jun · SKILL: Starter Contract Review SKILL: Starter Provisioning
Databricks One Training
Apr 20 – May 9 · CX team first · Pending agreement 4/16
AE Agent
Apr 27 → Jun · SKILL: Starter Demo Response SKILL: Starter Contract Creation
Claude Training Pockets
Apr 27 – Jun 30 · CX → AM → AE → Marketing → BDR · Pending agreement TBD
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Questions?

GTM Engineering — Building the "more" in "do more with more"

FY27 Roadmap

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