Rapid7 Streamlines SOWs with Ombud's Collaboration Tools | Ombud Case Study
Rapid7 has been recognized by Frost & Sullivan as one of the fastest-growing cybersecurity companies – with 13 global offices, 7,900 customers, and 48 Fortune 100 clients to its pedigree. Its new client relationships begin with a formal scope of work (SOW) document, which defines deliverables and billables upfront. However, Rapid7’s content management system (CMS) that helped create those documents could no longer keep up with the accelerated pace of business. Of course, revenue can’t be collected until the work begins. And the work can’t begin until the SOW is completed and signed.
Content Challenges
CMS Crashes
Time-Consuming Customization
Sheer volume of stored data led to long load times, crashed the system, and required manual SOW restructuring.
Rapid7’s SOW templates were not editable, leaving their CMS vendor to perform that additional task.
Tasks fell through the cracks as deadlines loomed.
No Centralized Workflow
Ombud's Content Solutions
Controlled Access
Advanced Authoring
One modern platform can now handle the volume as well as organize and streamline access to all of the content relevant to SOWs.
Rapid7 can now curate reusable scope content versus re-creating from scratch; it can customize templates and formats, personalizing SOWs to each specific client.
Today, tasks are assigned and tracked centrally, and the entire team can access progress reports from anywhere.
Centralized Collaboration
Results After Ombud
Rapid7 uses Ombud’s content collaboration platform driven by machine learning to automate the SOW process and keep up with the pace of business – ensuring quality of output while aligning with client expectations right from the start. And ultimately generating revenue sooner versus later.
"Ombud is the fastest, most efficient and easiest solution I’ve used in my professional career."
Robbie Cooper
Manager of Content Strategy
Ombud enables companies to curate knowledge, collaborate, and automate the management and production of documents. Common use cases are responding to RFPs, DDQs, security questionnaires, and building statements of work.