Webinar

How professional services teams win and close complex deals in HubSpot

Watch how Elixir Solutions, a HubSpot solutions partner, runs complex professional services deals in HubSpot with GetAccept — from first meeting to signed contract.

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The gap between yes and signed

Most professional services deals lose momentum after the verbal yes. We'll show you where and why.

One room, every stakeholder

Assessment, SOW, quote, signature — the buyer sees one continuous space, not a chain of email attachments.

Live demo + real results

Not slides. A full deal flow shown live in GetAccept and HubSpot, plus how Elixir uses Digital Sales Rooms in their own business.

Why this webinar

Professional services deals don't close the way product deals do. The proposal is bespoke, the stakeholders are many, and every stage — discovery, assessment, SOW, proposal, contract — needs a human to guide it.

Most of that journey is invisible to both sides, and momentum slips long before a formal quote goes out. This webinar is about closing that gap.

GetAccept’s Digital Sales Rooms change this — one shared, live space across every stage, with every interaction tracked and fed back into HubSpot. HubSpot Revenue Hub handles the commercial proposal with CPQ.

Agenda — 45 minutes, live

  1. Talk

    Why deals lose momentum before a quote ever goes out

    The invisible stages between first meeting and formal proposal.

  2. Talk

    The 3 things quietly costing you deals

    No shared space, no visibility, quotes that arrive too late.

  3. Talk

    Digital Sales Rooms across the full deal cycle

    First meeting → assessment → SOW → proposal, plus where HubSpot CPQ comes in.

  4. Case study

    How Elixir Solutions uses this in their own business

    Carl walks through Elixir’s own deal cycle.

    Carl Bouckaert

  5. Talk

    What it takes to transform your deal cycle

    Practical next steps, with Elixir’s support.

  6. End–11:45

    Panel

    Q&A with GetAccept and Elixir Solutions

    Live questions from the audience.

You’ll leave with

  • A practical answer to how HubSpot CPQ and GetAccept work together — and when each comes in
  • A firsthand account of how Elixir’s own team runs deals in GetAccept and HubSpot
  • A live look at Digital Sales Rooms across the full cycle: assessment, SOW, proposal, signature
  • A clear picture of where deals lose momentum before the quote goes out — and what to do about it
  • Next steps to get this running in your own HubSpot setup

Best for

Managing directors, heads of sales, and operations leads at professional services firms running HubSpot — especially with complex, multi-stakeholder deals.

Elixir doesn’t just implement GetAccept for clients. They use it themselves.

As a professional services firm managing complex, multi-stakeholder engagements, Elixir uses Digital Sales Rooms from the first qualified meeting — assessment frameworks, statements of work, commercial proposals — before final quoting and signature in HubSpot.

Carl will walk through what changed when they made the switch, how their buyers experience it, and what it’s meant for how their team runs deals.

Your hosts

Mattias Adamsen — Partnership Manager @ GetAccept

Mattias Adamsen

Partnership Manager @ GetAccept

Leads GetAccept’s HubSpot ecosystem partnerships across the Nordics, focused on how Digital Sales Rooms integrate into HubSpot-first revenue stacks.

Carl Bouckaert — CEO @ Elixir Solutions

Carl Bouckaert

CEO @ Elixir Solutions

"I'll show you why the way of working matters more than any single tool, and what it takes to close the gap between quote and signature."

Stop losing deals between the first yes and the final signature.

Join GetAccept and Elixir Solutions on 24 September and see how the best professional services teams manage the full deal cycle in one place.

Join us live on 24 September

45 minutes, no slides — a full deal flow from first meeting to signed contract, plus live Q&A with GetAccept and Elixir Solutions. Free to attend, and if the time doesn't suit, register anyway: every registrant gets the recording.