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DOitWELL: “We actively test project systems, and partner with the best ones”

Olena Toptunenko & Yulia Kishynka
Co-founders of DOitWELL
Ear­li­er, the Work­sec­tion team announced a Part­ner­ship Pro­gram update, which will allow our part­ners to grow even faster, increas­ing their prof­its and help­ing oth­er com­pa­nies man­age teams and projects effectively.

One of our part­ners is DOitWELL, the lead­ing com­pa­ny for qual­i­ty con­trol of sales depart­ments in Ukraine. Yulia Kishyn­ka, co-founder of DOitWELL and Ole­na Top­tunenko, busi­ness ana­lyst, spe­cial­ist in the imple­men­ta­tion of project sys­tems, talked about the expe­ri­ence of inte­grat­ing var­i­ous ser­vices for the client, the advan­tages of imple­ment­ing Work­sec­tion and build­ing inter­nal rules for work­ing with the client.

Tell us about DOitWELL and how the com­pa­ny started

DOitWELL start­ed as a strate­gic mar­ket­ing agency. We were always focused on the client, lis­ten­ing to what Ukrain­ian com­pa­nies cur­rent­ly need help with. Requests changed over time and so did we, adding ser­vices and chang­ing for­mats, and for sev­er­al years now we have been DOitWELL 360° sales: do sales, do ser­vice, do business.

From DOitWELL website
We have come to a 360° for­mat around sales and work with all aspects that affect the com­pa­ny’s sales.
Our team stud­ies the sales busi­ness process, opti­mizes it and auto­mates it with CRM sys­tems, stud­ies the cus­tomer jour­ney, sets up coor­di­na­tion between the com­pa­ny’s sales and deliv­ery depart­ments; audits the qual­i­ty of work with the client; and col­lects feed­back from customers.

What do inte­gra­tors do, and [what do your clients ask for?

Right now we are focus­ing on sales automa­tion and com­pa­nies are com­ing to us with a request to inte­grate CRM sys­tems to col­lect and man­age leads.

But the inte­gra­tor needs to under­stand the com­pa­ny’s process­es as a whole, so as not to build the client a CRM sys­tem that’s detached from real­i­ty one they won’t be able to scale or use at all. So we ana­lyze the cus­tomer jour­ney with­in the com­pa­ny and, if nec­es­sary, con­nect addi­tion­al ser­vices that make it pos­si­ble not only to accept a request from the client, but also to deliv­er a high-qual­i­ty ser­vice and hand the client off from the sales depart­ment to the deliv­ery depart­ment with­out los­ing information.

And often it’s just about project sys­tems that we active­ly research, test, and we part­ner with the best, like Worksection.

In this kind of col­lab­o­ra­tion, we’re as use­ful as pos­si­ble to our client.

Tell us about the expe­ri­ence of inte­grat­ing ser­vices, in par­tic­u­lar Work­sec­tion, for a client

We recent­ly imple­ment­ed a CRM sys­tem and Work­sec­tion for a law firm.

The clien­t’s request was for an easy sys­tem for pro­cess­ing poten­tial clients and man­ag­ing projects with the pos­si­bil­i­ty to work not only in the office, but also on the run” between court ses­sions. The empha­sis was pre­cise­ly on the orga­niz­ing the lawyers’ work as well as easy and prompt inter­ac­tion with the sales department.


What made the task trick­i­er was that the lawyers had no pre­vi­ous expe­ri­ence of any ser­vices for man­ag­ing projects and, accord­ing­ly, the new tool could meet resis­tance. And who wants to argue with lawyers?!))

A com­plex ERP sys­tem over­loaded with func­tion­al­i­ty, both for the sales depart­ment and for project man­age­ment, was ruled out immediately.

We chose the clean, min­i­mal­ist Pipedrive for the sales depart­ment and the light­est and most visu­al­ly intu­itive Work­sec­tion for project management.

What did the client get as a result of imple­ment­ing Worksection?

Due to the flex­i­ble set­tings of access rights and the com­pa­ny struc­ture in Work­sec­tion, we were able to sep­a­rate the dif­fer­ent lawyer depart­ments so that the head of the depart­ment saw the projects and tasks of his lawyers, and each of the lawyers had access only to his projects and tasks. Con­sid­er­ing the con­fi­den­tial­i­ty of the legal infor­ma­tion of each project, this was very important.


Work­sec­tion has a great inte­gra­tion with Pipedrive. We set up the cre­ation of a task in Work­sec­tion when a deal is won in Pipedrive, with­out any cus­tomiza­tion or involv­ing programmers.


In Work­sec­tion, you can inte­grate the ser­vice with oth­er CRM sys­tems. Learn more about inte­gra­tions here.

At the same time, the inte­gra­tion takes into account which ser­vice was sold by the sales depart­ment, and the task is cre­at­ed for the head of the legal depart­ment respon­si­ble for this ser­vice. The clien­t’s data, nec­es­sary for fur­ther work them, is auto­mat­i­cal­ly added to the task.

Set­ting up the legal project work­flow cor­rect­ly in Work­sec­tion let the com­pa­ny’s man­ag­er eas­i­ly mon­i­tor the sta­tus of each client and their legal case in each depart­ment, through task board.
The mobile ver­sion of Work­sec­tion let lawyers make quick notes and track tasks even when not in the office. So we did­n’t have to argue:)

What is most impor­tant to you in the part­ner ser­vice you are integrating?

DOitWELL is a very cus­tomer-ori­ent­ed company.We build a per­son­al, non-assem­bly-line rela­tion­ship with the client and pay much atten­tion to the tech­ni­cal sup­port of our clients. We build inter­nal rules so that we’re always on hand and resolve the issues of users of the sys­tems we’ve inte­grat­ed as quick­ly as pos­si­ble. After all, this is our rep­u­ta­tion cap­i­tal in the ser­vices market.

Our main expec­ta­tion from part­ner ser­vices is a high lev­el of tech­ni­cal sup­port. And Work­sec­tion made us very hap­py about this. We have a ded­i­cat­ed Work­sec­tion sup­port spe­cial­ist who is always avail­able (even after hours… there were sit­u­a­tions when we had to check this as well). And he real­ly finds solu­tions. This is extreme­ly valu­able for us!

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