# Some of what gets fixed.

Source: https://revductive.com/services
Summary: What gets fixed inside a Revductive engagement: CRM data cleanup, lead routing, and CRM rescue. Engagements are full service, not scoped to one job.
Every page, and the topic files: https://revductive.com/llms.txt

Examples of the work

Data cleanup. Lead routing. Rescuing an implementation somebody else broke. These are examples, not a menu. A fractional engagement is full service and covers whatever the audit says needs fixing, in whatever order pays back first.

[### CRM data cleanup

Deduplication and standardization under a reviewed write plan, plus the process fix that stops the data getting dirty again.

How it runs →](https://revductive.com/services/crm-data-cleanup) [### Lead routing

A map of how leads arrive, ownership decided before automation, and reporting that proves nothing falls through.

How it runs →](https://revductive.com/services/lead-routing) [### CRM rescue

Repair for inherited, broken implementations. Diagnose before rebuilding, subtract before adding, and a clear call on repair vs rip-out.

How it runs →](https://revductive.com/services/crm-rescue)

Any of these can start with the [two-week Systems & Lifecycle Audit](https://revductive.com/revops/audit) ($1,200, credited in full if you continue), and they run inside the [published monthly tiers](https://revductive.com/pricing).

## Not sure which one is yours?

It’s usually more than one. Broken routing, dirty data, and a bad implementation tend to be the same problem wearing three hats, which is why the engagement isn’t scoped to a single job. The audit sorts out what to pull first.

[Book a 30-min call →](https://revductive.com/contact) [The full RevOps engagement →](https://revductive.com/revops)