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Installed equipment lives in ERP, service history lives in spreadsheets, and warranty records live in someone's inbox. Your service team has no visibility before arriving on site.
Work orders created manually, engineers assigned by phone, and proof-of-service captured on paper. It's slow, it's error-prone, and it costs margin.
Configuring engineered-to-order products with variable pricing, discount structures, and service bundles is hard to do accurately in a standard CRM. CPQ solves it — if it's set up correctly.
Orders confirmed in SAP or NetSuite don't automatically create work orders in Salesforce. Data lives in two systems. Teams reconcile manually.
Manual scheduling ignores travel time, skill requirements, and territory boundaries. Engineers cross paths. Jobs are missed. SLAs are breached.
Engineers in the field have no real-time access to asset history, customer entitlements, or job context. They arrive unprepared.
Proof of work is captured on paper, lost, or stored in systems that can't be audited. Regulatory compliance becomes a manual exercise.
Assets tracked in spreadsheets, separate systems, or not at all. No visibility of warranty status, maintenance history, or upcoming service obligations.
Client data across multiple systems — core banking, CRM, email, and portals — means advisors and service agents never have the full picture.
Every client interaction, document, and decision needs to be logged, auditable, and retrievable. Most CRM implementations aren't built with this in mind from day one.
Financial products with variable pricing, eligibility rules, and regulatory disclosures are hard to quote accurately without a configured CPQ layer.
Case routing, SLA tracking, and escalation management done manually leads to inconsistent service and breached response times.
Patient records in EMR/EHR systems, relationships managed in spreadsheets, and service cases in a separate helpdesk tool. No unified view of the patient journey.
PHI and sensitive health data requires field-level encryption, access controls, and audit trails. Standard Salesforce implementations don't automatically deliver this.
Referrals, appointment scheduling, and care plan management done via phone and email — slow, error-prone, and impossible to report on.
Connecting Salesforce to HL7, FHIR, EMR systems, and billing platforms requires integration expertise most Salesforce partners don't have.
Field reps visit stores without structured tasks, leave without capturing audit data, and there's no way to verify promotion compliance at scale.
Millions in trade promotions with no system to verify execution. No photo evidence. No store-level compliance reporting.
Key account management, order capture, and trade terms managed across disconnected tools — making it impossible to see the full picture of a retailer relationship.
Reps placing orders by phone or email after the store visit. Slow, error-prone, and invisible to the rest of the business in real time.
What Sales promises and what Delivery executes are often different. No structured handoff, no visibility of sold scope in the delivery system.
Statements of work built in Word, pricing in Excel, approvals over email. Slow, inconsistent, and impossible to report on.
No visibility of who's available, who's allocated, and what's coming up in the pipeline — until it's too late to plan.
No structured process for tracking client health, flagging risk, and proactively managing renewals and expansions.
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