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Strategic growth, delivered

Scaletech built revenue engines for 25 years. Now we build them in software.

We build software the way a consulting engagement works — we learn how your company actually runs, then build to match. Not a template you adapt to. Systems built to your metrics, your definitions, your workflows — by an operator who sat in the chair.

RevPhos — revenue intelligence platform

What RevPhos does

Win the work. Run the work. See the work.

Win the work
Pipeline and opportunity management, forward revenue visibility, RFP engines that shred a 200-page request into assessable sections, AI-drafted responses.
Run the work
Purchasing and PO tracking, tender distribution with digital scope signing, budget vs. actual, cash flow forecasting, audit trails on every state change.
See the work
Dashboards built to your definitions, territory and margin analysis, forecast accuracy tracking — and an AI you can ask in plain language.

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RevPhos three pillars — win the work, run the work, see the work
Bespoke by design — one company's build, not a template

Bespoke by design

One company’s build — not a template.

Every screen you’ll see in a demo was built for one company: their metrics, their definitions, the way they actually run. Yours would look nothing like it. That’s the point.

We run a working session, learn where your revenue actually comes from and where it leaks, then build exactly the screens your team will open every morning. Weeks, not quarters. When your business changes, the software changes with it — that’s the relationship, not a change order.

Built by an operator

Buy the software, get the operator.

Scaletech is led by Andrew Devlin — twenty-five years running revenue teams at Cisco, Splunk, Cloudflare, TELUS and Contentsquare, over $2 billion generated, more than 100 people developed to President’s Club. This is what that career buys you: software designed by someone who has sat in your chair.

The first call is free — and specific to you.

Thirty minutes on your numbers, your industry, and what a build for your business would look like. I’ll have done my homework before we start.