Intake
A focused 20-minute conversation with the person who owns Marketing Ops, CRM, SFMC or Growth.
VeriMailXOfficial Salesforce partnerBook 15 minutes You already pay for Marketing Cloud. In 7 days, we tell you what is licensed vs live, what is broken, and what 30 days of fix looks like — written, then walked through on a call.
A written verdict on what is live, what is quietly failing, and the next 30 days of work your team can actually approve.
Most Salesforce Marketing Cloud teams do not need another transformation roadmap. They need someone to look at the evidence and say what is actually running.
This sprint turns the quiet risk — half-used licenses, zombie journeys, unclear ownership, fragile data — into a short deck, a clear call, and a next step with a boundary around it.
A 12–18 slide deck and a 30-minute readout, built around the setup you actually have.
Which clouds and features look paid, configured, and quietly idle.
From-domain, SPF, DKIM and DMARC gaps visible from the evidence you can share.
Contact Key, subscriber key, data extensions and MC Connect red flags.
What is live, what is a zombie, and which entry sources would fail next.
Severity, owner and a realistic hour estimate for every fix that matters.
A fixed-price next step or fractional support plan, sized to the actual mess.
Bring the evidence you can share. We will bring the judgement, the structure and the uncomfortable questions.
A focused 20-minute conversation with the person who owns Marketing Ops, CRM, SFMC or Growth.
Read-only access or screenshots of Setup, Business Units, a journey, Sending and MC Connect if you have it.
We turn the evidence into a 12–18 slide working deck with findings that name your org, not generic best practice.
A 30-minute call, recording included, with the first rescue step ready to approve or reject.
The sprint is designed to give your team a decision they can trust — without turning a health check into an open-ended implementation.
Reply with “sprint” or book 15 minutes. We will ask what is live today, what hurts, and whether the sprint is the right next move.