The problem
When Aaron Clark stepped into his new role as Greenlight Guru’s Revenue Systems Enablement Manager, he inherited a robust and growing tech stack, including Outreach, Salesforce, Seismic, Lessonly, Postal, and more. He was tasked with rolling out six new systems in Q3, with the goal of full adoption by the end of Q4. That’s when he caught wind of Spekit. A tool the Greenlight Guru team had initially purchased with plans to roll out only the following January, after he had implemented the other tools. After watching a demo however, Aaron quickly realized that by rolling out Spekit first, he could hit his tool adoption goals three to four months earlier. In other words, Spekit shifted from being “another tool in his tech stack” in his mind to “the tool to make rolling out the rest of my tech stack easier”.
Aaron built an extensive content map in Google Sheets to outline the resources needed for the new systems. Still, he knew creating training materials in Google Docs and placing them in scattered folders was inefficient. He also knew from experience that 30-minute training meetings were ineffective for information retention and ate up critical time on everyone’s calendar.
SDRs and AEs were already having difficulty accessing the information they needed, and admins were complaining about inconsistent data within apps like Salesforce due to a lack of process training. Additional tools with new processes would only exacerbate this issue. Enter Spekit.
“Our sales reps love Spekit because within 30 seconds to a minute, if someone shares a best practice or process change in Slack, I turn it into a Spek and reps can quickly access that information and use it themselves.” Aaron Clark, Revenue Systems Enablement Manager at Greenlight Guru