Opticuity CRM's 30-day engagement combines CRM data auditing, pipeline analysis, health reporting, approved cleanup, and enrichment into one structured process. We identify issues, organize recommended changes, and reassess both your records and pipeline after the work is completed.
One coordinated engagement designed to improve CRM data quality and pipeline visibility through documented findings, client-approved corrections, enrichment, and post-cleanup verification.
Also known as our 30-day CRM cleanup. No guaranteed revenue growth, perfect accuracy, or resolution of every issue is implied.
Reliable contact and company information matters. So does knowing which opportunities are active, who owns them, and what needs to happen next. Opticuity CRM evaluates both.
This workflow covers
This workflow covers
Opticuity CRM evaluates agreed CRM records to identify duplicate candidates, incomplete information, inconsistent values, ownership gaps, and other issues that can reduce data usability.
For recruiting clients, the audit includes candidate and client records.
For commercial real estate clients, it includes owner, investor, property, and entity records where applicable.
The CRM Data Health Score is a structured assessment of agreed data-quality categories. Scoring rules and included record types are established for each engagement. It is not a universal or industry-certified scoring system.
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Findings become changes only through a documented approval sequence.
Safeguard. Uncertain merges and destructive changes require approval before they are made.
Enrichment fills gaps in agreed fields using only authorized and verifiable sources.
Every value is classified as verified, proposed, or unresolved. Proposed and unresolved values are never presented as confirmed.
The original audit checks are repeated using comparable scoring rules.
Some records may intentionally remain unchanged because information cannot be verified or the client has not approved a correction.
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Opticuity CRM evaluates pipeline records, stage information, ownership, activity history, and next-step data to identify inconsistencies that may make pipeline reporting and follow-up more difficult.
A stale deal is flagged for review. It is not assumed that every stale deal should be closed.
The Pipeline Health Score is separate from the CRM Data Health Score. It assesses the quality of pipeline information against agreed criteria. It does not predict revenue or guarantee forecast accuracy.
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Approved cleanup activities address the issues the client has authorized.
None of these happen without appropriate authorization and supporting information.
Pipeline enrichment focuses on missing or incomplete information relevant to workflow visibility, using verified client information or other authorized sources.
Safeguard. Expected close dates, next steps, deal amounts, and opportunity statuses are never invented.
The initial pipeline checks are repeated using the same scoring definitions and comparable scope.
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Clients receive separate assessments for CRM Data Quality and Pipeline Health. The Data Health Score evaluates agreed record-quality criteria, while the Pipeline Health Score evaluates the completeness, consistency, and organization of pipeline information.
CRM Data Health
Agreed record-quality criteria
| Report | Score |
|---|---|
| Initial Score | Not Yet Available |
| Post-Cleanup Score | Not Yet Available |
Pipeline Health
Completeness, consistency, and organization of pipeline information
| Report | Score |
|---|---|
| Initial Score | Not Yet Available |
| Post-Cleanup Score | Not Yet Available |
Labeled placeholders. No separate data-only or pipeline score has been calculated for any demonstration. These values appear only once a score is calculated from appropriate source data using criteria agreed for an engagement.
Not combined. The two scores are reported separately and are not merged into one overall score. If a combined score is ever offered, its weighting and calculation method will be documented.
Not a forecast. Neither score predicts revenue or guarantees forecast accuracy.
For an earlier format, see the simulated SaaS demonstration. It reports a single illustrative composite health index (fictional data), which is a different measure from either score above.
Four stages. Both workflows move through each one together, and approvals sit between finding and changing.
Not a guarantee. The 30-day schedule represents the intended engagement structure. Actual scope and completion depend on record volume, issue complexity, available information, system access, and client approvals.
Fifteen deliverables across the engagement. The exact document format and scope are confirmed during project planning.
No sample downloads are provided here. Client documents are prepared within the agreed scope and format.
Opticuity CRM focuses on understanding data problems before making changes. From duplicate records to pipeline inconsistencies, the process emphasizes clear findings, appropriate approvals, and documented results.
After the initial 30-day engagement, maintenance can continue both tracks: records and pipelines are each audited and reported on separately.
Each part of the engagement is also described on its own page.
Opticuity CRM audits agreed CRM records and pipeline records, and delivers separate initial Data and Pipeline Health Reports. You review the findings and approve corrections; approved cleanup, data entry, and enrichment for both are then carried out within scope. Post-cleanup audits of both verify the work and document what remains. Scheduling depends on dataset size, complexity, access, and timely approvals.
Yes. The engagement reports on two separate tracks: a CRM Data Health Report and a Pipeline Health Report, each delivered before changes begin and again after cleanup, using consistent definitions so each can be compared before and after. The two scores are not merged into one.
It can, where appropriate. Direct updates depend on authorized access, agreed permissions, and the approved project scope. Some engagements work from approved exports or read-only access instead.
Separate monthly CRM Data and Pipeline Audits with their Health Reports, agreed data entry, approved pipeline corrections, ongoing enrichment of supported fields, exception tracking, and an agreed encrypted offline backup of exportable CRM data. Volumes and coverage are defined in the service agreement.
No. Monthly maintenance is optional and can be discussed after the initial engagement.
Tell us about your records and pipeline. Scope, scoring criteria, and approvals are agreed before any work begins.
