
Why enterprise CPQ is the wrong fit for mid-market services teams
Mid-market services teams fail with enterprise CPQ for one reason: the platform assumes quoting logic, deal structure, and operating model that don’t exist at their scale.
Mid-market services teams fail with enterprise CPQ for one reason: the platform assumes quoting logic, deal structure, and operating model that don’t exist at their scale.
30-year services veteran Paul Jakaitis explains the data, taxonomy, and governance work that makes CPQ and AI worth the investment.
AI is restructuring how services companies operate, price, and grow. Provus CEO Stawan Kadepurkar breaks down the three fronts reshaping the services industry.
Services companies outgrow spreadsheet quoting when margins consistently leak, when sales and delivery are always out of sync, and when pricing lives in one person’s head.
The AI tools are getting better. The deals coming out of them aren’t. We dug into why that keeps happening across many services organizations we work with.
We joined Kantata’s podcast to uncover why services margins erode after the deal is signed, and what changes when quoting and delivery finally share the same system.
Enterprise CPQ was “overkill”. Spreadsheets weren’t enough. Our partners made that clear, so we built an AI-powered quoting tool that filled the gap.
The real work behind overhauling a global professional services sales org
How a recurring conversation with our partners turned into a product that the mid-market services companies actually needed.
Provus integrates with Kantata SX to connect quoting, forecasting, and delivery—giving services teams one continuous workflow from sale to delivery.
For service organizations, it’s crucial to eliminate margin leakage and streamline processes for real-time operational clarity.
Today, we’re launching Provus CPQ Express: a powerful, lightweight quoting tool for services teams that are ready to move past founder-led sales.