Wide shot from the right side of a conference room, two operations team members seated at a long desk reviewing Salesforce pipeline dashboards on dual monitors, natural daylight from tall windows, papers and notes spread across the desk, candid and unglamorous
Wide shot from the right side of a conference room, two operations team members seated at a long desk reviewing Salesforce pipeline dashboards on dual monitors, natural daylight from tall windows, papers and notes spread across the desk, candid and unglamorous
/ Real problems. Measured outcomes.

The Salesforce work we've done inside other orgs.

Three industries, one common thread: Salesforce setups that were collecting data but not producing answers. We audited the architecture, fixed the reporting debt, and handed back dashboards that hold up in pipeline reviews.

— Three engagements

The problem, the fix, the number.

SaaS / Revenue Ops
Manufacturing / Finance
Professional Services / Ops

Forecast calls running on gut feel, not data.

Quota attainment invisible until month-end.

Pipeline reports nobody trusted or read.

Seven custom report types, none of them reconciling. We audited the object architecture, removed redundant fields, and built three canonical views from a single source of truth.

Opportunity stage definitions were inconsistent across three teams. We rebuilt field validation rules and stage-gate logic, then wired a single forecast roll-up view.

Sales and finance were pulling numbers from separate exports. We unified the data model in Salesforce and built a quota-tracking dashboard the CFO could open without asking ops.

Report adoption reached 90% within 30 days. Duplicate data entry eliminated across two teams.

Forecast accuracy improved 34 points. Weekly pipeline review dropped from 90 minutes to 25.

Quota attainment now visible intra-month. Month-end close reporting cut by two days.

Does your Salesforce problem look familiar?

If any of these situations mirror yours, a 30-minute audit scoping call is the right first step. No pitch deck, just your setup and what it should be producing.