Senior Sales Operations & Compensation Manager
Wrapbook · Remote - US & Canada · 2026-05-27
About this role
ABOUT US
Wrapbook is the AI platform for production finance. We’re building a system of action that puts finance teams in control of their whole production, from payroll, to spend, to accounting.
Built for feature films, TV, and commercials, Wrapbook is trusted by teams at Netflix, Paramount, Anonymous Content, and more. With backing from Andreessen Horowitz, Bessemer Venture Partners, and Jeffrey Katzenberg's WndrCo, our team of 350+ is using AI to transform how finance teams work and empower them to do more with less.
THE OPPORTUNITY — (REMOTE - USA / CANADA)
We are looking for a Senior Sales Operations & Compensation Manager to serve as the embedded operational partner to our Sales organization. Reporting to the Head of Revenue Operations, you'll own the Salesforce data layer, forecasting cadences, compensation administration, and deal desk processes that power Wrapbook's go-to-market engine across SMB, Mid-Market, and Enterprise segments. This is a high-autonomy role where your work directly impacts revenue predictability — you'll be the person Sales leadership leans on to turn data into accountability, process into pipeline, and comp plans into performance.
WHAT YOU'LL DO
Salesforce Data Ownership & Hygiene
- Own the Salesforce data layer for Sales: object model accuracy, field definitions, pipeline data integrity, and the hygiene processes that keep opportunity data trustworthy.
- Build and maintain SFDC reports for Sales — pipeline views, stage conversion, rep activity, attainment — serving as the primary Salesforce reporting resource for Sales leadership and frontline managers.
- Define and enforce data entry standards across the Sales org; build the accountability loops (process, tooling, or workflow) that sustain hygiene over time without manual correction.
- Partner with the GTM Systems Architect on SFDC configuration changes, flow updates, and object model evolution driven by Sales process needs.
- Serve as the Sales-side data partner to the GTM Insights & Analytics Manager, ensuring Salesforce objects and fields are correctly structured as upstream inputs to Snowflake and the BI layer.
Forecasting & Pipeline Cadences
- Own the Sales forecast process operationally: run the weekly pipeline and forecast review cadence, partner with frontline managers to validate SFDC data (deals, close dates, eGPV, stage accuracy), and ensure action items are followed through.
- Prepare pipeline review materials — pulling from SFDC reports — that surface trends, risks, slippage, and coverage gaps by segment for Sales leadership discussion.
- Proactively flag forecast risks and data quality issues; escalate coverage shortfalls and drive cross-functional conversations when pipeline generation is off track.
- Partner with the GTM Insights & Analytics Manager on forecast accuracy improvement: they bring the BI modeling and historical analysis; you bring the SFDC data discipline and process accountability.
- Support GTM MBR and QBR cadences with consistent, SFDC-sourced reporting inputs and segment-level operational narrative.
Sales Compensation Design & Administration
- Own end-to-end compensation administration for the Sales organization — plan documents, quota assignments, attainment tracking, payout calculations, approval processes and dispute resolution.
- Partner with the Head of Revenue Operations and Finance to support annual comp plan design, ensuring plans are aligned to GTM strategy, bookings goals, and crediting rules for both standard and non-standard deal structures.
- Maintain the compensation administration platform as the system of record, ensuring calculation accuracy, auditability, and clean data lineage from deal close to payout.
- Manage the full comp calendar — plan communication, quota letter distribution, mid-year adjustments, and commission statement delivery.
- Administer SPIFs and accelerators; track performance and report outcomes to Sales leadership and Finance.
- Build and maintain comp infrastructure that scales with headcount growth and plan complexity — modular, documented, and auditable.
Sales Process & Deal Desk Operations
- Own the documentation and operationalization of Sales processes and methodology — ensuring consistent execution from prospecting through close.
- Partner with Sales leadership and Enablement to drive process adoption and accountability, with clear feedback loops on where breakdowns occur in the funnel.
- Own the deal desk process for standard and non-standard pricing: define the approval matrix, set and enforce SLAs, resolve bottlenecks, and ensure contract and implementation handoffs execute without friction.
- Identify process gaps and prioritize improvements in partnership with the GTM Systems Architect; translate Sales business requirements into system changes.
- Optimize the Marketing → Sales → Implementation → Customer Success handoff, reducing friction at each transition point.
Operating Cadences & GTM Rhythm
- Own the weekly pipeline and forecast review end-to-end: preparation, facilitation, and follow-through.
- Track open headcount and hiring progress across the Sales org; flag capacity and coverage risks to RevOps and Sales leadership.
- Partner with Sales leadership on bookings planning — coordinating inputs from segment leads, validating against historical data, and stress-testing plan assumptions.
- Support segment performance reviews by preparing SFDC-sourced operational inputs; partner with GTM Insights for the analytical narrative layer.
WHAT YOU'LL HAVE
We're looking for a Salesforce-native Sales operator who combines system precision with process ownership — someone whose SFDC data is clean enough to trust, whose comp statements arrive on time and without errors, and whose forecast reviews actually improve rep behavior.
Core Experience & Mindset
- 5–8 years in Sales Operations, Revenue Operations, or Business Operations in a B2B SaaS…
Skills asked for
- salesforce
- go
- snowflake
- dbt
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