Head of RevOps

You sit between Sales, Finance, and Customer Success, accountable for revenue processes that none of those teams fully own. The gaps between them are yours to close.
RevOps
Head of RevOps

What you own

A Head of RevOps owns the processes that connect pipeline to revenue. You sit at the intersection of Sales, Finance, and Customer Success, accountable for the handoffs and workflows that none of those teams fully control. When a deal closes but delivery stalls, when invoicing doesn’t match what was sold, when renewal processes start late — it’s your problem.

What slows you down

The friction lives in the seams between teams. Sales uses one system, Finance uses another, and Customer Success has its own tools. Data doesn’t flow cleanly between them. Handoffs depend on email, manual updates, and people remembering to notify the next team. Every gap between systems is a gap in execution.

Why it compounds

As deal volume grows, the number of handoffs between teams grows faster. Each deal touches quoting, approvals, contracts, invoicing, and onboarding — and every step involves a different team with different tools. Coordination overhead scales with volume, even when the decisions themselves are straightforward.

How Moxo changes the equation

Moxo gives Heads of RevOps a single orchestration layer across the entire revenue process. AI agents handle the routing, validation, and follow-up between teams and systems. Humans stay in control of approvals, exceptions, and deal-level decisions. The result is faster cycle times from quote to cash, fewer revenue leakage points, and clean handoffs at every stage.

Processes that cross your desk

Legal approval
Approvals
Legal
Churn save offer approval
Customer ops
Sales ops
Revenue ops
Approvals
Access approval
IT Ops
Approvals
Compliance
Policy approval
Approvals
Compliance
Legal
Approval escalation
Exception management
Approvals
Rebate approval
Approvals
Finance
Revenue ops
Customer escalation
Customer ops
Exception management
Agreement approval
Contracts
Legal
Approvals
Investment approval
Approvals
Finance
Cross-sell escalation
Exception management
Sales ops
Marketing calendar approval
Approvals
Marketing ops