DealHub implementation
A full build: products, pricing, playbooks, approvals, templates and the CRM connection. We test it on your real deals before a rep sees it.
About implementationDealHub partner
Panda RevOps sets up DealHub so pricing, discounts, approvals, contracts and renewals follow your rules on every deal. It runs inside the CRM your reps already use: HubSpot, Salesforce or Microsoft Dynamics 365.
| Item | Qty | List | Disc. | Net |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Platform licence, GrowthPer seat, billed annually | 85 | $480 | 15% | $34,680 |
| Usage pack2M API calls a year | 1 | $9,000 | 10% | $8,100 |
| ImplementationFixed fee | 1 | $12,500 | 0% | $12,500 |
Pricing rules end up in spreadsheets, inboxes and people's heads. Each team fixes its own piece, and nobody owns the path from quote to cash.
Pricing lives in a spreadsheet one person understands.
Price books and pricing rules live in DealHub, and sales ops can change them without a developer.
Discounts get approved in Slack, or not at all.
Approval thresholds sit inside the quote. Every exception has an approver and a record.
Reps build proposals by hand, so they take days.
Reps answer a short playbook and get a quote that is already within policy.
The quote, the contract and the invoice don't match.
One deal record carries through from quote to signed contract to subscription, synced to your CRM.
Renewals start from a blank page.
Active subscriptions live in DealHub, so amendments and renewals start from what the customer already has.
We work only on DealHub, from the first build to the day-to-day changes after it.
A full build: products, pricing, playbooks, approvals, templates and the CRM connection. We test it on your real deals before a rep sees it.
About implementationWe audit what you have, keep the rules that still matter and drop the workarounds. Old and new run side by side until the totals match.
About migrationCarry the deal past the quote, with contract templates and redlines, a DealRoom for the buyer, e-signature, subscriptions and the handoff to billing.
About contracts and billingPrices change and new products launch. We make the updates so your admin isn't the bottleneck, and review quote performance with you each quarter.
About managed DealHubWhat makes yours different is the rules on top: who can discount and by how much, when finance has to look, what happens at renewal. That's where we spend our time.
A price per user, per year.
The first 100 units at one price, the next 400 at another.
Cross a threshold and every unit gets the lower price.
Billed on what the customer used last period.
One price for the plan, whatever the usage.
Seats or price step up in years two and three.
A package priced below the sum of its parts.
A setup fee, then a subscription.
Rates set by role, region or service level.
A fixed fee, paid in stages as work lands.
Salesforce stopped selling CPQ to new customers in March 2025 and is putting new development into Revenue Cloud. Existing customers can keep using and renewing it, so nothing breaks tomorrow.
If your next renewal is when you decide what comes next, DealHub deserves a serious look. It connects natively to Salesforce, so reps keep quoting from the opportunity. We'll go through your price rules, product rules and approval logic, then show you what moves across as it is, what gets simpler and what you can retire.
Salesforce explains the change in its own end-of-sale FAQ.
We follow a few recent deals from first quote to first invoice and write down every pricing rule, discount habit and approval path, including the ones nobody documented.
Products, price books, playbooks and the approval matrix, agreed with sales, finance and legal before we build anything.
Configured in DealHub and connected to your CRM, and to your ERP where billing needs it. We test against deals you closed last quarter.
Reps learn it on the deals they actually sell. Your admins learn to make changes themselves.
We stay on for price changes, new products and integration checks, or hand over with full documentation.
On a first call we'll walk through how one real deal moves today and how it would run in DealHub. If DealHub isn't the right fit, we'll tell you.