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Analyse the root cause in the monthly review and adjust." } }, { "@type": "Question", "name": "Can there be several SLAs, for example one for enterprise and one for SMB?", "acceptedAnswer": { "@type": "Answer", "text": "Yes. Different GTM models need different SLAs because cycles, criteria and response times differ significantly." } }, { "@type": "Question", "name": "How long should an SLA be?", "acceptedAnswer": { "@type": "Answer", "text": "As long as necessary, as short as possible. Two to three pages are usually enough to keep the document present in daily work." } } ] } ] } --- ![mxd.](/assets/logo-white-Dm8dbZMD.png) References Growth Systems The Team ROI Calculator FAQ Contact DEEN ![Abstract blue grid structure with green connecting nodes, symbolising a binding agreement between marketing and sales](/assets/hero-v3-D6H7LHcy.jpg) [Home](/en)/ [Marketing & Sales Alignment](/en/marketing-sales-alignment)/ Marketing & Sales SLA # The SLA: The constitution of your revenue team Shared KPIs are not enough. You need binding rules. Here is how a service level agreement between marketing and sales works, and where it fails in practice. Book an intro call See the SLA example ## The situation: why shared KPIs alone do not work [Shared KPIs](/en/marketing-sales-shared-kpi) are often presented as the cure for marketing and sales alignment. The first step does work: transparency appears and both teams look at the same numbers. Then a new question comes up: **who does what when the numbers are off?** Both sides look at identical metrics and interpret them very differently. Assigning blame gets nobody anywhere, because there is simply no agreement on what counts. **This is exactly where the SLA starts.** A service level agreement is not complicated. It documents your agreement, what you do and what you measure. It is the constitution of the revenue team: binding, clear and measurable. Around 53%\* of GTM teams report that marketing leads are not worked or that sales receives low quality contacts. An SLA addresses precisely that gap. Marketing sees We delivered 100 SQLs. Sales sees Only 30 of them are usable. 53% of GTM teams struggle with unworked leads or low quality contacts\* \* Source listed at the end of the page An operational definition ## What is an SLA between marketing and sales? In this context an SLA is not a contract between your company and a customer. An **SLA between marketing and sales is an internal contract.** Definitions When does a lead count as sales ready? Response times How fast does sales react to a handover? Activities How many contact attempts are mandatory? Returns When does a lead go back into nurturing? Ownership Who documents what in the CRM? Escalation What happens when the rules are not followed? The key point: an SLA is not a control instrument. It records that you discussed something and agreed on it. Without an SLA Good intentions, individual interpretation, recurring debates. With an SLA Tangible, measurable commitments with clear ownership on both sides. The operational substance ## The 5 pressing questions your SLA has to answer An SLA is only as good as the questions it answers. These five decide whether the document is lived or ends up in a drawer. ### 1 How do we define a qualified lead objectively instead of relying on gut feeling? The problem Marketing says the download counts. Sales says the role has to fit. Nobody is wrong, there simply is no shared definition. The solution A reliable [MQL and SQL criteria set](/en/mql-sql-definition) combines **two types of data**: firmographic data such as company size, industry, region and revenue, and behavioural data such as website visits, content downloads, pricing page views and engagement patterns. A neutral lead scoring model owned by a central RevOps function weights these data points transparently. That is how you get leads that are genuinely ready for sales. Practical example Not like this, but like that Not: whitepaper downloaded equals MQL. Instead: whitepaper downloaded, pricing page visited three times, role is a decision maker and the company matches the ICP. That is objective, reproducible and can be modelled in the CRM. ### 2 Which response times and volumes are realistic? ### 3 How do we measure compliance without creating a bureaucratic monster? ### 4 What do we do when one side keeps breaking its commitments? ### 5 Is a simple handoff SLA enough for long and complex sales cycles? The practical path in 5 steps ## How to write an SLA in practice An SLA is not created in a slide deck. It is created in workshops where both teams actually sit down together. 1. 1 Week 1 ### Take stock What already exists? Which processes are documented and how do they really work day to day? Lived practice matters more than theory. 2. 2 Week 1 to 2 ### Shared target picture Both teams define what they are working towards. This target picture is written down and becomes the basis for the coming months. 3. 3 Week 2 to 3 ### Definitions and criteria What is an MQL, what is an SQL? Which combination of fit, behaviour, role and company context makes a lead sales ready? 4. 4 Week 3 to 4 ### Handover and return When does sales accept a lead, on what grounds can it reject one, how does the lead return to nurturing and how is that documented? 5. 5 Week 4 to 5 ### KPIs, tracking and escalation Which metrics do you steer together, how are they measured and what happens when one side does not deliver? This is not a major programme. With focused work, a solid SLA is ready in 4 to 5 weeks alongside daily business. Book an intro call From practice ## Common mistakes when introducing an SLA ![Abstract blue mesh of lines drifting apart while a green line stays intact throughout](/assets/fehler-D2l7sb4_.webp) 01 ### Too many criteria, too complex The problem The SLA grows to 20 pages and defines cases that never occur. After two weeks nobody remembers what is in it. The solution As much as necessary, as little as possible. A good SLA fits on 2 to 3 pages. If it gets longer, it is too complex. 02 ### Decided at the top, not lived The problem Management signs off the SLA and expects marketing and sales to execute it. They were not involved, so resistance follows. The solution Involve the teams early. Workshops instead of top down mandates. The process of creating it matters as much as the result. 03 ### Written once, then forgotten The problem The SLA is considered finished. Six months later it no longer fits because market, products and processes have moved on. The solution Monthly reviews, an annual deep check and the willingness to adjust criteria as soon as they stop working. Want to see what a workable SLA looks like in concrete terms? View the SLA example What to watch out for ## The five most common pitfalls in SLA operations These points decide whether your SLA still has an effect after six months. Check them before you roll out, not after. ### Commission structures not adjusted If marketing is incentivised on lead volume and sales on closing, conflict is built in. The SLA cannot resolve that, the incentive structure has to be aligned. ### No RevOps ownership An SLA needs an owner who manages data, facilitates meetings and keeps the document current. Without that role the SLA slowly dies. ### Lead definition stays vague Qualified means something different to everyone. You need concrete criteria instead of abstract descriptions, otherwise the definition debate returns. ### Targets too high or too low Unrealistic targets get ignored, targets that are too low teach you nothing. Set a baseline with real data, then optimise step by step. ### No documentation in the CRM Whatever is not documented in the CRM does not exist. Every lead event, rejection and reason belongs in the system, otherwise you cannot measure. Who is involved ## Introducing an SLA: who needs to be in the room? An SLA is a team project. These roles belong at the table: ### Head of Marketing & Head of Sales Strategy, commitment and incentive structures. ### RevOps Manager Technical ownership, CRM setup and automation. ### Marketing Operations Processes and data quality. ### Sales Operations Lead handling and CRM logic. ### Frontline teams One or two representatives per team to sanity check feasibility. Anything that looks good on paper but fails in daily work is worthless. That is why the people doing the work belong in the room from day one. Ready to adapt ## SLA example: what a working document looks like So you do not have to start from a blank page, here is a condensed SLA example from practice. Not perfect for your company, but a solid base to adapt. Marketing & Sales SLA, example company Definitions - ICP: companies with 50 to 500 employees, DACH region, revenue above 5 million euros - MQL: company matches the ICP and shows at least 2 behavioural signals (website visited 3x per month, content download, pricing page visited) - SQL: MQL plus sales qualification on role, timeline and identified budget - SAL (optional): lead accepted but not yet sales ready Marketing commitments - Delivers at least 100 MQLs per month - At least 70% of MQLs match the ICP, based on historical data - Data fully documented: company, role, behaviour, source Sales commitments - Contacts 95% of MQLs within 4 business hours - Accepts or rejects within 48 hours - At least 3 contact attempts per lead via call, email and LinkedIn - Feedback including the reason documented in the CRM Return & nurturing - Rejected leads go back to marketing - Rejection reason documented: budget, timing, fit or other - Marketing re-nurtures for 6 months or until a new buying signal appears Monitoring - Automated tracking in the CRM - Monthly review meeting, 30 minutes - Quarterly strategic adjustment Escalation - If SLA targets are missed two months in a row, both function leads meet - Decision on adjusting targets, training or additional resources Take the structure, replace the numbers with your own baselines and have both teams sign off. Want to make your SLA binding in practice, not just on paper? Book an intro call Your next step ## An SLA is not optional An SLA is the foundation that makes [marketing and sales alignment](/en/marketing-sales-alignment) actually work. The good news: you are not starting from zero. You already have processes and data. You need to document both and make them binding. 01 ### Do it yourself Work through the five steps with your team and document the results in one shared document. 02 ### Start from the example Take the SLA example on this page and adapt it to your numbers and processes. 03 ### Guided support In a free 30 minute intro call we show you how to build an SLA that works. No detours, no theory. Book an intro call [Go to the alignment pillar page](/en/marketing-sales-alignment) Contact ## Together we build the bridge Every week without a functioning pipeline costs you more than 30 minutes of your time. In the initial consultation (free, 30 minutes) you get an outside perspective on your situation. No pitch. Then you decide. ### Write to us Send message ## Frequently asked questions about the marketing and sales SLA ### What is the difference between an SLA and a process? ### How often does an SLA need to be reviewed? ### Can we build an SLA without a RevOps team? ### What happens when a team consistently misses the SLA targets? ### Can there be several SLAs, for example one for enterprise and one for SMB? ### How long should an SLA be? Source \* 53% of GTM teams report that marketing leads are not worked or that sales receives low quality contacts. [influ2.com, Sales & Marketing Alignment Statistics Report](https://www.influ2.com/blog/sales-and-marketing-alignment-statistics) [![mxd.](/assets/logo-white-Dm8dbZMD.png)](/en) We sell results, not attendance. 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