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Follow Discover → Diagnose → Execute → Optimize. Use this guide to prepare decisions, not as a substitute for platform policy, legal advice, or a client-specific operating review.
Automation magnifies the CRM you already have
If lifecycle stages are ambiguous, owners are missing, duplicates are common, or required fields are unreliable, automation moves bad information faster. The first step is to define the decisions the CRM must support.
Clean the data model, stages, ownership, routing rules, service levels, and reporting definitions before building new triggers.
The minimum viable cleanup
Audit duplicates, inactive properties, field completion, contact and company association, pipeline stages, close reasons, lead sources, owners, permissions, and reports. Archive carefully; do not delete records simply because they are messy.
Document the human exception path for records that cannot be confidently classified or merged.
Then automate
Start with high-confidence workflows such as intake confirmation, assignment, reminders, task creation, or reporting assembly. Add monitoring, failure alerts, an owner, and a manual fallback before declaring the workflow complete.
Use this free resource on your own, or bring it to a free 15-minute fit call. A separate paid 60-minute assessment ($350–$750) produces a one-page scorecard, prioritized risks, a 30-day action plan, scope and quote.
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CRM cleanup before automation: the order of operations
NEXT STEP
Turn the guide into an operating baseline.
Start with a free 15-minute fit call. If useful, continue to a paid 60-minute assessment ($350–$750), then a scoped 30-day pilot or ongoing engagement.