Peak Atlas

Solutions

Start with your situation or your goal.We sort out what works first.

More revenue, better margin, less manual work, more control, less risk — which of these results is reachable first depends on what currently limits your result the most.

Peak Atlas therefore works from the bottleneck and connects strategy, growth, technology, operations and resilience into a prioritized sequence.

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Situations

Where do you start?

Most conversations with us start with a situation. Here’s what they sound like:

Overflowing wooden paper trays show the effort of repeated manual data handovers.

The pipeline is too thin, and every month starts from zero. Before we build demand, we check whether the bottleneck really lies upfront — or whether existing inquiries get lost along the way.

Solutions

  • Marketing strategy
  • Outbound
  • Paid Acquisition
  • Positioning
  • Lead generation
  • Sales development

Goal and company size

Or start directly from your goal.

The same services, sorted from two more angles: by what should concretely change, and by the complexity of your company. If you prefer to start with the business context, you’ll find 32 industries with typical bottlenecks under Industries; the sorting by team and function is under Features.

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Company size

How much complexity and responsibility is involved?

Size describes handovers, people involved and decision paths – not the phase you’re in.

Company size overview

Categories

Solutions in five business areas.

The limiting point usually lies in one or more of these areas – often at a handover in between.

  1. 01

    Strategy

    The right decisions before the right actions.

    For companies that need clarity on direction, positioning, business model or priorities.

    Solutions

    • Corporate strategy
    • Positioning
    • Business model
    • Pricing
    • Prioritization
    • Growth strategy
    • Corporate finance
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  2. 02

    Growth

    Turn demand into predictable revenue.

    For companies that want to win more customers, increase the conversion of their pipeline or raise the value of existing customers.

    Solutions

    • Marketing
    • New customer acquisition
    • Sales Management
    • Pipeline management
    • CRM
    • Conversion
    • Pricing
    • Retention
    • Upselling
    • Revenue operations
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  3. 03

    Technology

    Scale capabilities without hiring proportionally more people.

    For companies that want to put software, data, AI and automation to productive use — with systems that run in everyday work.

    Solutions

    • AI automation
    • AI agents
    • CRM systems
    • Integrations
    • Process automation
    • Data & analytics
    • Internal tools
    • Software development
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  4. 04

    Operations

    Turn growth into a functioning company.

    For companies whose processes, delivery and organization have to keep pace with growth.

    Solutions

    • Process optimization
    • Operations management
    • Delivery
    • Productivity
    • Standardization
    • Workflow design
    • Organization
    • Performance management
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  5. 05

    Resilience

    Put growth on a stable foundation.

    For companies that want to keep liquidity, risks and financial control under control.

    Solutions

    • Cash management
    • Receivables management
    • Forecasting
    • Finance operations
    • Risk management
    • Control systems
    • Compliance
    • Company resilience
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Selected solutions

Selected solutions

We see some bottlenecks particularly often. For them, we have proven solutions.

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01

External sales leader

An experienced sales lead takes over pipeline management, deal reviews and performance management — as an external function with a fixed cadence, without you having to build an internal leadership position right away.

Suited forCompanies with an existing sales team that lacks leadership, structure or follow-through.

02

Pipeline analysis

We go through your existing pipeline and mark where revenue is stuck: quotes left sitting, open follow-ups, deals ready for a decision. Sorted by amount and probability.

Suited forCompanies with existing leads and quotes that want to realize additional revenue in the short term.

04

CRM optimization

We set up fields, stages, automations and responsibilities so that your CRM dictates the next step of every deal.

Suited forCompanies whose CRM collects data but does little to help with selling.

06

Cash Control

Open invoices, promised orders, signed quotes, renewals falling due: we show how much money is already in the company — as a prioritized list with next steps.

Suited forCompanies that want to improve liquidity and control in the short term.

How it works

For us, bottleneck means: a sequence, not a promise.

A customer’s typical first sentence is: “We’re missing this result.” Which solution lies behind it is open at that point. That’s why we work from the finding: what limits the result most today, and what changes if we start exactly there? Usually several points are involved – our way of working makes sure they are tackled in a well-founded order.

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  1. 01

    Understand the starting point

    What should change — and how do we measure it?

  2. 02

    Identify the bottleneck

    What specifically prevents this result today?

  3. 03

    Prioritize levers

    Which change brings the biggest expected effect per euro invested?

  4. 04

    Choose the right solution

    Consulting, technology, knowledge or operational implementation — depending on what the finding calls for.

  5. 05

    Measuring impact

    Did the metric move? If yes: next lever. If no: back to the finding.

Constraint

The visible cause is rarely the bottleneck.

An example. A company wants more revenue.

The reflex: more leads.

The analysis often shows a different picture:

  • Quotes sit without follow-up
  • conversion collapses at a specific pipeline stage
  • the target audience fits only half
  • the price structure gives away margin
  • Sales time flows into the wrong deals
  • CRM and processes slow down every closing

In this situation, more leads would mainly produce one thing: more quotes left sitting.

LeadsQuotesFollow-upWrap-upRevenueTHIS IS WHERE IT BREAKS

First the lever. Then the action.

Cases

From starting point to documented result.

All case studies

Companies and institutions around Peak Atlas

  • Jurassic Fruit
  • RATIOR
  • the Kammerorchester Schweinfurt
  • SMALLPOND
  • BoTree
  • Deutscher Agenturpreis
  • Handelsblatt
  • Der Mittelstand BVMW
  • Forbes Councils
  • EY — Building a better working world

Customers

Companies that trust us.

299 projects since 2016, from online stores to enterprise brands. A selection of current and past projects. The logos are the property of the respective brands.

As seen in

ForbesHandelsblattFrankfurter Allgemeine ZeitungSüddeutsche ZeitungFrankfurter RundschauDeutscher AgenturpreisGerman Web Awards – Official Winner 2022

Fit

Is Peak Atlas right for your online store?

Especially worthwhile if …

  • Your shop already has real demand and should grow profitably.
  • Ads and shop may be optimized together.
  • You make decisions based on numbers and are looking for one partner for both shop and marketing.
Analyze my shop

In the end, an honest assessment – even if it's “not yet.”

Still too early if …

  • Your product hasn't been validated yet.
  • You only want the cheapest possible ads management or don't want to share any numbers.
  • Revenue matters more than profitability, and the shop or offer can't be changed.

Then a later time is usually the better investment. We'll tell you so openly in our conversation.

Ready?

Ready for the nexteuro?

Maybe it's in a shopping cart that never gets ordered. In a campaign that just needs the right matching. In a product page that loads a tick faster. The initial consultation shows you, in 15 minutes, with your numbers.

15 min · No obligation · With your numbers

In the end, an honest assessment of whether and where we can help.

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Active since 2016 · 299 projects