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Audit my CRM data quality and fix the biggest gaps

A CRM hygiene audit that finds the data problems hurting forecasting and reporting, with fixes, owners, and rules to prevent them.

Projects & OperationsFew-ShotStandardSalesAnalyzePlanFill-in Template

The prompt

Help me audit the quality of our CRM data and create a cleanup plan. CRM and objects in scope: [e.g. Salesforce accounts, contacts, opportunities] What I can share: [field fill rates, sample export, report results, or a description of known issues] Reports that depend on this data: [e.g. forecast, pipeline coverage, attribution, territory assignment] Team size and who can make changes: [admins, RevOps, reps] Check for: 1. Opportunities: past close dates, missing next steps, no activity in 30+ days, amount of zero, stage not matching age or evidence, missing close-lost reason. 2. Accounts and contacts: duplicates, missing owner, missing industry/size/region fields used for routing or territories, contacts with no account. 3. Ownership: records owned by departed users or inactive queues. 4. Field design: fields nobody fills in, free-text fields that should be picklists, picklist values that overlap. 5. Process causes: where bad data enters (imports, integrations, manual entry) and why reps skip fields. Return: - A table: Issue | Records affected (from my data, or [CHECK]) | Impact on reporting | Fix | Owner | Effort. - A prioritized cleanup plan for the next 30 days. - Prevention rules: validation rules, required fields by stage, automation, and duplicate matching rules. - A short weekly hygiene dashboard with 5 metrics to track. Do not invent record counts. If I haven't given a number, tell me which report to run to get it.

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What to fill in

  • e.g. Salesforce accounts, contacts, opportunities
  • admins, RevOps, reps
  • CHECK

How this prompt is built

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