Many companies invest in Salesforce. However, over time, inefficiencies often creep in – such as technical legacy issues, overly complex workflows or untapped potential. The result: processes are slowed down rather than accelerated. Users lose acceptance, circumvent central functions with workarounds and thus hinder further development.
The more individual adjustments and new functions are added, the faster typical problem areas can arise:
- Slow loading times or system errors
- Declining conversion rates or high bounce rate
- Complex or inconsistent workflows
- Low usage in sales, service or marketing
- Lack of scalability