Notion × PartnerStack
30% increase in shipping cadence
Tool chaos to single source of truth
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The case study stacks three concrete metrics ($20,000 saved, 10 hours per team per week saved, 70 seats eliminated) alongside a growth number (30% shipping increase), giving readers both cost and output evidence. The before-state is described with specificity: the first 10% of every project timeline was lost to tooling disputes, not a vague inefficiency. The quote from the CMO carries a business-philosophy framing that justifies why the switch mattered beyond cost.
Layer a hard cost saving ($20k) with a time saving (10 hrs/team/week) and a seat reduction (70 seats) before introducing the growth outcome. This stacking approach makes efficiency claims feel undeniable rather than abstract.
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