Business & People Ops 90 days 2-3 hours/day updated 2026-06-01
RevOps 90-Day Learning Path
Build RevOps skills in 90 days: CRM operations, revenue attribution, pipeline analytics, go-to-market toolchain management, and cross-functional alignment that accelerates predictable revenue growth.
What RevOps means
RevOps (Revenue Operations) unifies sales, marketing, and customer success operations under a single operational framework to drive predictable revenue growth. RevOps teams own the go-to-market tech stack, revenue data infrastructure, pipeline analytics, attribution modeling, and process automation. By eliminating handoff friction and providing a single source of truth for revenue data, RevOps enables GTM teams to operate more efficiently.
Who should follow this path
- Sales operations professionals expanding into full RevOps
- Marketing operations engineers building the GTM tech stack
- Revenue analysts and BI professionals in SaaS companies
- CRM administrators evolving into strategic RevOps roles
- GTM leaders wanting analytical and operational depth
Prerequisites
- Working experience with a CRM (Salesforce or HubSpot)
- Basic SQL and spreadsheet modeling skills
- Understanding of sales pipeline and marketing funnel concepts
- Some exposure to marketing automation tools
- Familiarity with SaaS business metrics (ARR, MRR, churn)
The 90-day plan
Daily study recommendation: 2-3 hours/day, six days a week. Consistency beats intensity — block the time in your calendar like a meeting.
Days 1–15: Foundation
- RevOps scope: sales ops + marketing ops + CS ops unified
- Revenue operations maturity model
- Go-to-market motion types: PLG, SLG, and hybrid
- Revenue metrics: ARR, MRR, NRR, churn, CAC, LTV
- RevOps charter and team structure models
Outcome: Audit a GTM org’s RevOps maturity and define a 90-day improvement roadmap.
Days 16–30: Core concepts
- Salesforce CRM architecture and data model
- HubSpot CRM operations and automation
- Lead routing and territory management
- Sales process definition and stage criteria
- CRM data hygiene and deduplication
Outcome: Configure a CRM with clean data model, routing rules, and sales process stage gates.
Days 31–45: Tools and workflows
- Revenue attribution modeling (first-touch, last-touch, multi-touch)
- Marketing-to-sales funnel analytics
- Pipeline coverage and velocity analysis
- Forecasting models: weighted pipeline and AI-assisted
- Win/loss analysis methodology
Outcome: Build a revenue attribution and pipeline analytics model with weekly forecasting reports.
Days 46–60: Hands-on projects
- GTM tech stack audit and rationalization
- Marketing automation with Marketo and HubSpot
- Sales engagement platforms: Outreach and Salesloft
- Revenue intelligence: Gong and Chorus
- Integration strategy: CRM + marketing + CS data unification
Outcome: Audit and rationalize a GTM tech stack and implement bi-directional CRM integration with key tools.
Days 61–75: Advanced practices
- Customer success operations and renewal tracking
- QBR (quarterly business review) process operations
- Compensation plan design and commission automation
- Quote-to-cash process optimization (CPQ tools)
- RevOps data governance and single source of truth design
Outcome: Implement a customer success retention dashboard and automate QBR preparation workflows.
Days 76–90: Portfolio, interview & certification prep
- RevOps portfolio project
- Preparing for Salesforce Administrator and HubSpot RevOps certs
- RevOps interview questions
- Metrics: pipeline coverage, forecast accuracy, CAC payback period, NRR
- Emerging: AI-assisted forecasting, CRM copilots, PLG analytics
Outcome: Deliver a RevOps analytics project and be interview-ready for RevOps and sales operations roles.
Weekly outcomes at a glance
| Phase | Outcome |
|---|---|
| Days 1–15 | Audit a GTM org’s RevOps maturity and define a 90-day improvement roadmap. |
| Days 16–30 | Configure a CRM with clean data model, routing rules, and sales process stage gates. |
| Days 31–45 | Build a revenue attribution and pipeline analytics model with weekly forecasting reports. |
| Days 46–60 | Audit and rationalize a GTM tech stack and implement bi-directional CRM integration with key tools. |
| Days 61–75 | Implement a customer success retention dashboard and automate QBR preparation workflows. |
| Days 76–90 | Deliver a RevOps analytics project and be interview-ready for RevOps and sales operations roles. |
Tools to learn
- Salesforce
- HubSpot
- Marketo
- Outreach
- Gong
- Looker
- Tableau
- Clari
- LeanData
- Workato
- Segment
- Mode Analytics
Labs to practice
Mini projects
- Build a Salesforce-based revenue dashboard with pipeline velocity, forecast accuracy, and win/loss analytics in Tableau
- Implement a multi-touch attribution model in HubSpot connecting marketing spend to closed-won revenue
- Create an automated QBR preparation system pulling Gong, Salesforce, and support data into a Notion template
Interview questions to prepare
- What is the difference between RevOps and sales operations?
- How do you define and track pipeline health metrics?
- Explain multi-touch attribution and its limitations.
- How would you build a revenue forecasting model for a $10M ARR SaaS company?
- What does NRR (Net Revenue Retention) tell you and how do you improve it?
- How do you manage CRM data quality at scale?
- Describe how you would align marketing and sales on a shared funnel definition.
- What is quote-to-cash and what are the key process steps?
Certification suggestions
- HubSpot Revenue Operations Certification — HubSpot Academy
- Salesforce Certified Administrator — Salesforce
- Salesforce Certified Revenue Cloud Consultant — Salesforce
- Google Analytics Individual Qualification — Google
Browse the full certification registry for exam details and official links.
Free resources
- HubSpot Academy RevOps Courses (free)
- Salesforce Trailhead (free learning)
- Clari Revenue Operations Blog
- RevOps Co-op Community Resources
- Mode SQL Tutorial for Business Analytics
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