CRM consultancy and management

A CRM your teams actually trust

Most CRMs start tidy and slowly fill with duplicates, abandoned fields and reports nobody believes. Cybersolve's CRM consultants clean up what is there, set rules that keep it clean, and look after the system day to day, so your teams can rely on it.

A contact record with email, company, owner and lifecycle stage complete, next to a data health score close to full

● Duplicates merged

Company record now has one owner

● Data check passed

Required fields completed on new deals

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Sourcefin
Ecentric Payment Systems logo
Global Pricing Innovations logo
Legalwise logo
Precium logo
SyncStation logo
Vribble logo
Wagetime logo
Worklio logo
DHL
Vendisys
BeInCrypto
Truevo
Avansa logo
Momz Connect logo
Chatspring
Teach-e-Tools logo
IDS Consulting
Tourvest
Pumpkn
Hoxo
CropsProfit
Echo Financial Products

A CRM is only as useful as the data inside it. When people stop trusting the records, they stop using the system, and every report built on top of it starts to drift.

What CRM management covers

A first review shows where the data and set-up are letting your teams down. From there, a one-off clean-up, ongoing administration and support, or both, covering structure, integrations, reporting and training.

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CRM health check

Seven signs a CRM needs attention

A first review usually covers these areas. Most CRMs need work in a few of them, and the order of the fixes matters.

CRM health check

Illustrative: what a first review looks at

Area

What you notice

What gets done

Priority

Duplicates and data quality

The same company appears three times, each with a different owner.

Duplicates merged, required fields set and checks on new records.

Fix first

Ownership

Leads and deals still belong to people who left months ago.

Clear ownership rules, with reassignment built into leaver and holiday processes.

Fix first

Pipelines and stages

Stages mean different things to different reps, so the forecast wobbles.

Stages with entry and exit criteria everyone can see.

Fix next

Properties and fields

Hundreds of fields, many of them empty or duplicated.

A tidy set of properties with naming rules and descriptions.

Fix next

Integrations

Sync errors nobody monitors, and data that drifts between systems.

Sync rules documented and errors reviewed on a schedule.

Fix next

Reports and dashboards

Every manager keeps a spreadsheet version of the truth.

Shared dashboards built on the cleaned data.

Then improve

Adoption

People log in to update one field, then go back to their inbox.

Views, automation and training that make the CRM the easiest place to work.

Then improve

What's included

CRM consultancy and day-to-day care

Choose a one-off clean-up, ongoing management, or both.

Data clean-up

Duplicates merged, missing values filled where possible, and old records archived with a clear audit trail.

Structure and governance

Properties, pipelines, permissions and naming rules that keep the CRM consistent as your team grows.

Admin and user support

Someone who owns the set-up, answers questions and makes changes when your processes change.

Integrations

Sync between the CRM and your other systems, monitored so problems are caught early.

Reporting

Dashboards for each team, built on clean data and agreed definitions.

Training and adoption

Short, role-based training and simple views that make the CRM the easiest place to work.

Two colleagues smiling as they review customer records on screen

Managed CRM

The expertise of a CRM administrator, without the hire

Many growing businesses need more CRM expertise than an occasional fix, but not a full-time administrator. Managed CRM gives you a team that knows your portal, keeps it healthy and helps your people use it.

Changes made carefully, documented and tested

Data checks built into the routine, not saved for a yearly clean-up

Help for new starters and for processes that change

How it works

Clean up, then keep it clean

Work usually starts with a review of your current CRM, so effort goes where it matters most.

01

Review

Look at data quality, structure, integrations, reports and how people actually use the system.

02

Clean up

Fix the issues that do the most damage first: duplicates, ownership and broken stages.

03

Set the rules

Agree governance, naming and permissions, and automate checks where the CRM allows.

04

Look after it

Ongoing administration, user support and improvements as your business changes.

Wondering how your CRM would score? A short consultation is a good place to start.

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In their words

“When something goes wrong, you want a partner who understands the problem, acts quickly, and explains what has happened in straightforward terms. That has consistently been my experience with them. Professional, dependable and genuinely helpful. I’m very happy to recommend the Cybersolve team.”

D

Deon

SaaS · HubSpot review

★★★★★

100+

HubSpot implementations

2015

Year founded

Related services

Works well with

Most problems cross more than one team, so these services are often combined.

RevOps

One process and one set of numbers across your teams.

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HubSpot onboarding and migration

Moving to HubSpot, or starting again properly.

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Sales enablement

A CRM set up around how your team sells.

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HubSpot Smart CRM

The HubSpot CRM itself: editions, AI features and set-up.

Explore

FAQ

CRM management questions

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What does a CRM consultancy do?

A CRM consultancy helps you choose, set up, clean up and run a CRM so it fits how your business sells and serves customers. The focus is on process and data first, then the software.

What is CRM data management?

Keeping the records in your CRM accurate, complete and consistent: merging duplicates, setting required fields, archiving dead records and checking integrations so data from other systems does not drift.

How often should a CRM be cleaned?

A big clean-up every year or two usually means the rules are missing. It is better to fix the causes, add checks on new data and review quality regularly.

Do we need a full-time CRM administrator?

Not always. Many growing businesses get more from managed CRM support than from a single hire, because they get a team with experience across data, automation, integrations and reporting.

Which CRMs do you work with?

HubSpot is the CRM Cybersolve recommends and partners with. Cybersolve also moves businesses to HubSpot from platforms such as Salesforce, Pipedrive and Zoho.

Can you fix a CRM someone else set up?

Yes. The work starts with understanding what is there and why it was built that way, then agreeing what to change first.

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Make your CRM worth trusting again

Tell Cybersolve what frustrates your teams about the CRM today, and get a clear view of where to start.

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