Describe your customer journey
List the stages from first contact to after-sales follow-up. For each stage, identify the information needed and the person responsible.
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List the stages from first contact to after-sales follow-up. For each stage, identify the information needed and the person responsible.
Where are your accounts, contacts and historical records? Identify duplicates, missing fields and the data that will actually be useful to migrate.
A priority team or workflow lets you test ways of working before expanding them.
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A frequent task with clear rules is a good starting point: approving a request, sending a notification or transferring information.
What happens if the owner is away, information is missing or an application does not respond? These cases need to be planned for.
Identify who will monitor the process, handle errors and receive problem reports from users.
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Specify the question the report should help answer. This avoids collecting numbers without a purpose.
Define periods, calculations, exclusions and sources. A shared definition makes comparisons more useful.
Monthly analysis and operational monitoring do not need equally fresh data. Adjust the effort to the actual requirement.