CRM Data Audit
Field review, duplicate analysis, stale record checks, automation dependency mapping, and gap prioritization.
The team knows which data issues are blocking revenue workflows.
We turn messy CRM data into a usable operating layer for sales, marketing, routing, scoring, and reporting. Delverise builds enrichment systems that keep records cleaner after the first pass.
Updated June 5, 2026
Records are missing fields needed for segmentation, routing, scoring, or reporting.
Duplicates, stale contacts, and inconsistent field values keep breaking automation.
New leads enter the CRM without enough context for sales or marketing to act quickly.
The team does periodic cleanup, but no system keeps CRM data healthy over time.
source systems, field usage, duplicate patterns, and quality gaps.
field definitions, accepted values, ownership, and source-of-truth rules.
provider order, fallback logic, validation, and credit controls.
form triggers, record refreshes, routing, scoring, and alerts.
QA, approval gates, naming conventions, and maintenance procedures.
data quality reports, enrichment coverage, and workflow health.
Field review, duplicate analysis, stale record checks, automation dependency mapping, and gap prioritization.
The team knows which data issues are blocking revenue workflows.
Accepted values, naming rules, source-of-truth decisions, and governance documentation.
CRM fields become reliable enough for routing, segmentation, and reporting.
Provider sequencing, fallback rules, validation logic, credit controls, and enrichment QA.
Records get completed with the right data source at the right cost.
Duplicate rules, merge review paths, stale contact handling, suppression logic, and cleanup workflows.
Sales and marketing stop working around avoidable CRM noise.
Enriched attributes connected into lead score, account score, assignment, alerts, and follow-up rules.
The CRM can support faster and more accurate revenue action.
Refresh cadence, job-change checks, company updates, field monitoring, and data quality reporting.
CRM quality does not decay immediately after the cleanup project.
Enrich new leads on form fill, import, or CRM creation.
New demand enters the system with enough context to route and prioritize.
Standardize company fields, dedupe accounts, and refresh stale attributes.
Sales and marketing operate from cleaner account records.
Feed enriched data into ICP scoring, routing, segmentation, and alerts.
Revenue workflows use the same trusted data logic.
Run scheduled refreshes, data QA, governance reviews, and coverage reporting.
CRM enrichment becomes an operating system, not a one-time cleanup.
Audit CRM fields, duplicates, stale records, workflow dependencies, and source systems.
Define field standards, accepted values, data owners, and quality thresholds.
Choose enrichment providers, waterfall order, validation logic, and credit guardrails.
Build enrichment workflows for new records and priority existing records.
Connect enriched fields into routing, scoring, segmentation, alerts, and reporting.
Run QA, review sample records, and confirm acceptance criteria.
Document maintenance, refresh cadence, and ownership.
Review coverage and quality after launch, then prioritize the next CRM data workflow.
As a Clay First 100 Solutions Partner, Delverise can use Clay to orchestrate enrichment waterfalls, transformations, validation, and CRM-ready outputs. The value comes from connecting Clay into governance, routing, reporting, and ownership so CRM data stays useful.
Explore Clay systemsCommon fields include industry, employee count, revenue band, location, tech stack, title, seniority, email, phone, LinkedIn URL, company URL, lifecycle stage, ICP fit, and routing attributes.
It can start with cleanup, but the stronger version is an ongoing workflow with triggers, refreshes, QA, and governance.
Yes. The enrichment workflow can be designed around HubSpot, Salesforce, or another CRM as the system of record.
Clay can orchestrate enrichment providers, transformations, and validation logic before data is written into the CRM.
We will look at your current motion, identify the highest-leverage system gap, and tell you what we would build first.