Service

One record per company, and rules that keep it that way.

Most CRMs are not broken. They are wrong in a way that has become normal, because nothing ever changed about what gets in.

FreeSystems diagnostic, read-only, a written report you keep
$2,000A month for the retainer, up to 15 hours a week
IncludedKaypo deal scoring, at no extra cost
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What this usually looks like

If two of these are true, the work below is the work.

The same company exists four timesDifferent spellings, split activity history, and a pipeline number that counts the account more than once.Costs you accuracy
Every cleanup holds for a quarterBecause the rules that created the duplicates are still running the day after the merge.Costs you the same project, annually
The real pipeline is in a spreadsheetPeople report into the CRM rather than work from it, so what it holds is a summary written after the fact.Costs you the forecast
Stages mean different things to different repsWhich makes conversion rates a measure of optimism rather than of progress.Costs you the method

What a month looks like

Read-only first. Nothing reaches production without your sign off.

Week one, read onlyField and object inventory, duplicate rate by domain, ownership gaps, routing, and every automation with the date it last fired.
Week two, the modelOne record per company matched on domain. Stage criteria written as conditions that are true or false. Required fields cut to the ones with a consumer.
Week three, the rulesDeduplication on a schedule, creation rules that block the next duplicate, routing by region, tier, industry and title.
Week four, handoverDocumentation, a merge backlog running on its own, and a monthly review so it does not drift back.

What it has moved

148,000 recordsCorrected on the last engagement of this kind.
15,000 duplicatesMerged with activity history preserved.
Near zeroDuplicate creation rate afterwards, because the rules run at entry.

Read the engagement: rebuilding a CRM 22 people had stopped trusting.

How this starts

Free, read-only, and the report is yours whether or not you continue.

Questions

What does CRM setup, audit and governance cost?

It is part of the $2,000 a month retainer, up to 15 hours a week, with Kaypo included. There is no separate charge for this work and no hourly rate. The diagnostic that scopes it is free.

How does an engagement start?

With the free systems diagnostic. Read-only access, a written report with every gap ranked by what it costs a year, and the report is yours whether or not you continue.

What access do you need?

Read-only to start. Nothing is written, changed or deleted. Anything built later is staged in a sandbox and signed off before it reaches production.

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Where this sits, and what it costs to fix.

Find what is broken, freeTick what is true and see what we would doCRM data cleanupCheapest way to clean CRM dataA CRM nobody trustedWhat everything costs

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