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CRM Architecture Cleanup
Restructure your CRM's objects, properties, and relationships to create a clean, scalable foundation.
Foundation
CRMs don't get built, they accumulate. An implementation from the early days of the company, patched when the team doubled, extended when a new product launched, reorganized when sales restructured. The result is an architecture that nobody fully understands, with redundant objects, inconsistent naming, and a data model that reflects the company's past rather than its present. The cleanup maps what exists, designs what it should be, and produces a migration plan that gets you from one to the other without breaking what works.
CRMs rarely get built. They get accumulated. An implementation from three years ago, patched when the team doubled, extended when a new product line launched, reorganized when the sales team restructured, and supplemented with workarounds every time the native structure didn't quite fit. The result is an architecture that nobody fully understands, with redundant objects, inconsistent naming, properties that mean different things in different contexts, and a data model that reflects the company's past more than its present.
The real cost is analytical: when the CRM architecture is wrong, pulling accurate data out of it is hard, and the reports you can generate don't reflect what's actually happening in the business. You're not just paying for confusion. You're paying for decisions made on data that can't be trusted.
What we do
We audit your full CRM architecture: objects and their relationships, property naming and consistency, data model alignment with your current business processes, and usage patterns that reveal what's actually being relied on versus what's vestigial. We map what exists against what a clean architecture for your current business should look like, and produce a migration plan that moves you from one to the other without breaking what works.
For context on what this type of analysis typically surfaces, read why the CRM built for 20 people breaks at 200.
Deliverable
A CRM architecture audit with current-state assessment, gap analysis against your current business requirements, a target architecture design, and a phased migration plan with implementation steps and risk assessment.
Outcome
A CRM that reflects how your business actually operates. Reporting that works because the data model is consistent. A foundation for analytics, automation, and forecasting that doesn't require workarounds. And a team that stops spending time navigating a system they don't fully understand.
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See how it worked in practice: Meridian Health reduced their sales cycle by 35%.
Best Fit
For companies that have grown significantly since initial CRM implementation, gone through a sales process change, added a new product line, or merged with or acquired another company. If your RevOps team spends more time explaining the CRM structure than using it, an architecture cleanup is overdue.