Real Clients, Real CRM Work
We audit CRM systems for teams in global logistics and K12 software. These logos are our clients.
What a CRM Audit Actually Finds
Most CRMs carry features nobody on the team ever turned on. An audit shows what you are paying for, what you actually use, and what is quietly broken or duplicated underneath.
We review objects, automations, integrations, and license usage against how your team actually works today. Not against the org chart from when the CRM was first set up.
What a CRM Audit Covers
Every audit engagement reviews the following:
License & Usage Review
We review what your organization pays for against what is actually used, seat by seat.
Automation & Workflow Review
We review automations and workflows for what still matches your process and what is quietly broken.
Data Quality Review
We review for duplicate records and inconsistent data that is skewing your reports.
Integration Review
We review how the CRM connects to your other systems, and where those connections are fragile.
From Review to Prioritized Findings
Here is how a typical audit runs:
Review
We review your CRM setup: objects, automations, integrations, and license usage.
Diagnose
We document what is broken, unused, or duplicated, with evidence, not guesswork.
Prioritize
We rank findings by impact, so you know what to fix first.
Report
You get a written diagnosis you can act on, with or without us.
CRM Audits, Delivered
Two of the 45 published engagements that started with an audit:
Why Teams Choose Us for a CRM Audit
What a CRM-only auditor gets you that your own platform vendor cannot:
No Bigger Sale Behind It
Most audits lead somewhere. Ours does not have a bigger IT sale waiting behind it, since CRM is the only thing we do.
We Sell None of Them
We are not paid a license margin on any platform. An audit finding can include not buying more licenses.
Evidence, Not Guesswork
Every finding in the report is backed by what we found in your org, not a generic checklist.
Prioritized, Not Just Listed
You get findings ranked by impact, so the fix list has an order, not just a length.
See the Approach ↗Related CRM Services
Below are the services teams often pair with a CRM audit:





