The scheduling problem at Vanguard Growth
Prospects who asked for a demo had to wait a long time. SDRs sorted every request by hand, so it took 18 hours on average to go from form submission to a confirmed meeting. In that gap, interested buyers often looked at competitors or stopped replying.
- The 18-hour average wait meant an estimated 32% of buyers dropped off
- Meetings were shared unevenly across AE teams because people assigned them by hand
- Frequent double bookings, because their old tool synced Google Calendar too slowly
What Vanguard Growth set up in Caletus
Vanguard put Caletus round robin scheduling straight into the demo confirmation pop-up on its website, and sent every booking to its CRM with Caletus webhooks.
- Round robin event for the AE team
- Custom weights per rep
- Booking webhooks sent to their CRM
- Booking page embedded as a pop-up on the demo page
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The results at Vanguard Growth
Since launch, the share of booked discovery calls that took place rose from 51% to 89%, and Vanguard saved about 40 hours of admin time per SDR team each month.
- Time from lead to booked meetingHow: Salesforce task timestamp compared with Caletus's booking-created webhookDown from 18.2 hours to 3.8 minutes (median)
- Inbound discovery calls that took placeHow: Demo conversions in Google Analytics 4 compared with meetings held in SalesforceUp from 51% to 89% across 6,400 bookings
- How evenly meetings were sharedHow: Internal RevOps review of how meetings were shared each monthThe gap between the busiest and least busy AE fell from ±42% to under ±4%
