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How CHRM works

A note on what “live in under a day” actually means.

No implementation. No engineer. No quarter-long rollout. Here’s the literal sequence.

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Most enterprise software ships with an implementation timeline. A statement of work. A kickoff. A discovery phase. A test environment. A user acceptance period. A production rollout. The line on the contract is the licence. The line on the budget is the implementation. The implementation always costs more.

CHRM doesn’t do that. The sequence is short enough to print on a postcard.

The actual sequence.

OAuth into your CRM. CHRM reads every pipeline, every stage, every custom field. Fifteen minutes.

Connect Google or Microsoft Calendar. CHRM’s built-in notetaker now joins every booked call. Five minutes.

Authenticate LinkedIn. Capture and warm-up outreach turn on. Five minutes.

Connect Apollo. Enrichment activates. Five minutes.

Then a 30-minute configuration call with us. We walk through your field map together. You don’t need to write a brief. You don’t need to teach us your process — we read it from your CRM.

The morning after that call, every booked meeting is being captured, every CRM field is populating, every drafted follow-up is staged. Total elapsed time from first signature to first call processed: under one business day.

Why this is possible.

Because we don’t ask you to build a workflow. We don’t ask you to model your process for us. We read your CRM schema and treat it as ground truth. The configuration is in the act of connecting, not in a six-week onboarding sprint.

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