Todd Devine Homes

From Spreadsheet Chaos to a Fully Automated Sales Ecosystem

About Todd Devine Homes | The Client

Todd Devine Homes is a leading Australian builder specialising in high-quality transportable homes, cabins, and granny flats. They have built a strong reputation for quality transportable homes.

On the surface, Todd Devine Homes looked modern. Behind the scenes, their systems were struggling to keep up with growth. They were trapped in a legacy administrative web that threatened to stall their success.

The Challenge | Where were the friction areas in Todd Devine Homes’ processes?

Despite their market success, the sales team was fighting a daily battle against administration. The challenge wasn’t the market, instead, it was manual sales and marketing processes.
The team was bogged down managing disconnected spreadsheets instead of doing what they do best: selling.

At the centre of the problem was what the team called “The Spreadsheet Wall.”

Sales and marketing lived across:

  • Excel spreadsheets
  • Emails
  • Personal messages

With no central system:

  • Visibility was limited
  • Follow-ups were inconsistent
  • Valuable leads slipped through the cracks.

Key Pain Points

1. No Lead Clarity:

The team couldn’t easily tell the difference between early-stage enquiries and high-value prospects. This meant the sales team often spent their energy on the wrong leads, chasing prospects not ready to buy while missing hot opportunities.

2. Manual Quoting Bottlenecks:

Quotes were generated through a slow, manual process. Clients were left waiting, and the team struggled to track which quotes had been sent, viewed, or required follow-up. As a result, they missed hot opportunities while spending time on leads with lower conversion likelihood.

3. Communication Silos

Customer conversations lived across emails, texts, and individual inboxes. If a staff member was away, no one else had visibility into the full customer history. The business was growing, and the team knew there had to be a better way.

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