Pipeline data you can't trust
If your CRM data is wrong, your forecast is wrong. Boards don't forgive pipeline surprises.
- Data quality audit and remediation in week one
- DAISA-automated data governance going forward
- Forecast-grade data, weekly
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For the CRO & VP Sales
Your CRM should accelerate pipeline. Right now it's slowing it down.
Sales ops debt compounds: every manual process, every data gap, every reporting workaround costs pipeline velocity. A Cloud Nerd POD owns the platform — so your team sells instead of troubleshooting Salesforce.
Week 1
First revenue-ops improvements shipped
$0
Change orders on platform fixes and enhancements
30 days
To a clean, documented, governed CRM
100%
Fixed monthly cost — budget it like headcount
What changes on your P&L
Three problems a POD retires
from your budget review.
Sales ops backlog killing velocity
Your team has 40 open requests and one overloaded admin. Deals stall while IT queues build.
- Dedicated POD burns the backlog — starting immediately
- Senior architect on every request, not a tier-1 ticket
- New process deployed in hours, not sprint cycles
No platform roadmap
You're reacting to fires, not building toward a revenue architecture. Every quarter looks the same.
- 90-day roadmap delivered at the end of month one
- Board-ready reporting on platform investment vs. outcomes
- Architecture that scales with your headcount plan
The comparison you're already running
Hire a Salesforce admin + developer, or one Retain a Core POD.
Hire a Salesforce admin + developer
$290K year one
- Fully-loaded year-one cost for two roles
- Search time: 50–70 days each
- First deliverable: month 3–4
- Architecture depth: limited to their experience
Retain a Core POD
$180K year one
- Annual cost of a Core POD
- First deliverable: week one
- Architect-led platform governance from day one
- Deep bench — every Salesforce cloud covered
Bring your hiring plan.
We'll bring the math.
A 30-minute briefing built on your actual numbers: the roles you were about to open, what they'd really cost, and what a POD delivers against the same budget.