Is your CRM doing the basics?
Eight yes/partial/no checks. We'll score your sales pipeline out of 24, name the gaps, and estimate what they're costing you in conversion.

Eight checks
For each one: Yes (works today) / Partial (sort of) / No (it doesn’t).
Your score
CRM workflow score
8 / 24
Band: broken.
Estimated annual cost of these gaps
£19,000
Rough rule for an SME around £200k+ revenue — sense-check only.
Top 3 gaps to close first
- PartialYou can pull a list of leads who went quiet 14+ days ago
- PartialEvery new lead is logged within 24 hours (auto or manual)
- PartialReminders fire automatically for follow-up tasks
What this means
Broken - this is costing you real money
Score below 10 means most lead-stage moments are unstructured. An Assessment maps the four CRM moves we make first, with named tools and a 7-day plan.
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The eight checks are sales-pipeline behaviours, not tool features. A well-run spreadsheet can score 18+ if the discipline is there. A badly-configured Salesforce can score 6 if no-one actually uses it.
Each question scores 3 for Yes, 1 for Partial, 0 for No. Maximum score is 24. The bands are: 18+ Solid, 10-17 Patchy, under 10 Broken, under 5 Very broken.
The annual cost is a rough rule for an SME around £200k+ revenue. High-impact gaps (like not being able to pull a list of quiet leads) cost more than nice-to-haves (like reporting being one-click). Treat it as a sense-check, not a forecast.