“There are three contacts for the same person.” “Sales keeps their pipeline in a spreadsheet.” “We’ve got 400 custom properties — most of them empty.” “I don’t know if this deal is real.”
A CRM only works if people trust the data. Right now, yours doesn’t.
Audit of every contact, company, and deal property. Consolidation of duplicates. Removal of clutter. A clear, minimal property set that actually gets used.
Sales pipeline rebuilt to match how your team actually sells. Stage definitions everyone agrees on. Probability and forecasting that mean something.
Lead, MQL, SQL, Customer — set up so contacts move through them automatically, based on what's actually happening, not someone remembering to update a field.
Field-level definitions, required fields at the right stages, and a workflow your sales team will follow because it's easier than not following it.
What was changed, why, and how to maintain it. So nothing falls apart the moment we leave.
What's there, what's broken, what's worth keeping.
Agreed with you before any data changes.
Done in stages, with rollback plans.
Short training session for the team, written documentation.
A clean CRM isn’t a vanity project. It’s the foundation everything else sits on.
Reporting that reflects reality. Automation that actually fires correctly. Sales reps who trust the system enough to use it. Forecasts you can defend.
Without it, every other HubSpot project is built on sand.
The cleanup work needed depends on what’s actually in your portal. The Health Check tells us — and tells you — what we’re dealing with before any money changes hands.