Account Manager - Sales
Account Manager - Sales
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Own your book. Serve as the primary point of contact for approximately 200 accounts across the full relationship.
- Touch every account, every quarter. Reach every customer in your book each quarter, rotating to a new contact, so customers hear from you before they need to call.
- Lead QBRs. Conduct quarterly business reviews with your top-tier accounts - Tier 1 quarterly, Tier 2 semi-annual.
- Grow the book. Drive upsell and cross-sell across the Caselle and Govineer product line - cloud hosting, online payments (Community Connect), modular add-ons, and services - to hit an expansion quota.
- Deliver price increases. Carry discount reductions and rate increases to customers with clear, customer-ready justification.
- Protect the base. Identify at-risk accounts early using the book health score and lead the save well before a renewal is in question.
- Partner across the org chart. Work with city clerks, treasurers, finance directors, and city managers to align on their evolving needs and priorities.
- Negotiate and close. Own contracts and agreements that maximize recurring revenue.
- Advocate and escalate. Triage customer issues, escalate cleanly to support, and follow through to resolution.
- Show up in person. Attend regional conferences and user forums, and complete approximately six onsite customer visits per year.
- Keep the system clean. Maintain accurate account records, contact lists, activity, and pipeline in HubSpot.
- What You Bring
- RequiredThree or more years in account management, customer success, or expansion sales - ideally B2B SaaS or vertical software
- A track record of carrying and hitting a revenue or retention number
- Comfort having direct commercial conversations, including price increases, without damaging the relationship
- Strong organization across a large book, with genuine CRM discipline
- Customer empathy - you treat retention as a relationship, not a renewal date
- Proactive and self-directed, with a track record of working effectively remotely
- Strong communication skills, and the judgment to tailor your approach across very different municipal roles
- PreferredFive or more years in govtech, public sector, ERP, or payments
- Working knowledge of how local government actually operates - budget cycles, councils, procurement, and the pressures your customers are under
- Genuine interest in supporting small-town America and helping communities modernize
- How You're Measured
- Your scorecard reflects both halves of the role: expansion bookings to quota, gross and net revenue retention on your book, book health score, price-increase capture, logo retention, and quarterly touch completion.
- Pay runs on three quarterly levers - a growth commission on cloud, add-ons, and services; a price-increase commission; and a retention commission on the ARR you keep. You are paid to grow the book and to keep it healthy.
- Base salary plus quarterly variable compensation, uncapped on expansion
- Flexible remote work, with a hybrid option for Utah-based team members
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage 401(k) with 4% company match after six months
- Travel to regional events, conferences, and customer sites
- Meaningful work that supports local governments and the residents they serve
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