Most people would be embarrassed to invite customers into a dirty office with broken chairs, trash everywhere and a small fire in the corner.
Yet companies happily give every employee access to a Salesforce Org that looks exactly like that.
- Fields nobody understands.
- Page Layouts nobody can navigate.
- Reports with five versions of the same thing.
- Buttons that don't work.
- Flows everyone is afraid to run.
And somehow that's considered normal.
Your Salesforce Org is your digital workplace. Hundreds or thousands of people spend hours in it every single day. It deserves the same care as your physical office.
We expect clean meeting rooms.
We expect working coffee machines.
We expect functioning elevators.
-> Why don't we expect a clean Salesforce Org?
Maybe the question isn't whether cleanup has an ROI.
Maybe the question is whether we'd accept this level of neglect anywhere else in our business.
Is your Org carrying this kind of dirt?
Book a free 60-minute Salesforce Technical Debt Audit: a score for Usability and Build Quality, and your top cleanup priorities.
Book a free 60-minute Salesforce Technical Debt Audit: a score for Usability and Build Quality, and your top cleanup priorities.