CRMs track data. A Business Momentum System (BMS) keeps work moving— with automated follow-up, faster proposals, cleaner data, and next-step momentum.
If your CRM makes you do its work, you’re not alone.
This guide explains the shift from storage to motion— and how TODD turns updates into next steps.
A quick look at momentum-first work.
Traditional CRMs remind you to send a follow-up. TODD drafts and schedules it, then keeps the cadence going until the thread moves.
Centralized templates and smart drafting speed proposals. Pull facts once and reuse across documents without retyping.
Contacts get validated and enriched while you work— cleaner pipelines, fewer dead ends.
Instead of assigning you work, TODD converts updates into next steps. Movement becomes the default.
The moment you stop updating, the system stops helping.
If you’ve felt like your CRM makes you do its work, you’re not alone. A Business Momentum System flips that relationship.
One chapter ran TODD BMS for 30 days. Replies climbed because follow-ups stacked automatically. Proposals shipped faster because the system drafted first drafts. Busywork dropped because validation happened in real time.
The result: more movement without adding headcount.
Traditional CRMs remind you to send a follow-up. TODD drafts and schedules it, then keeps the cadence going until the thread moves.
Centralized templates and smart drafting speed proposals. Pull facts once and reuse across documents without retyping.
Contacts get validated and enriched while you work— cleaner pipelines, fewer dead ends.
Instead of assigning you work, TODD converts updates into next steps. Movement becomes the default.
The Story Behind Choosing a CRM Alternative | TODD BMS
Not necessarily. Many teams run TODD first to create momentum, then sync outcomes to their CRM for record-keeping.
Most teams notice more replies and faster proposals in the first 30 days. Momentum builds as follow-ups and proposals compound.
Solo founders, small teams, nonprofits, chapters, and enterprise teams that want more movement in projects, prospect engagement, and documentation (proposals).