What will a Greensboro company know after a Salesforce health check that it does not know now?
You learn where the org is exposed, where it is fragile and where it wastes money. The report covers security and access, partner visibility, automation, custom code, integrations, data quality, adoption and licensing. Each finding explains what we observed, why it matters and what to do, with an effort rating so you can separate quick fixes from projects.
Our Greensboro admin wants to fix the findings in-house. Is the report detailed enough for that?
It is written with that in mind. Each item names the component, the recommended change and any dependencies. Your admin can take the quick fixes, while larger items such as reworking the sharing model or retiring legacy code may call for an optimization project, with us or with another partner of your choosing. Nothing in it assumes you will hire us.
Do your reviewers talk to our Greensboro users, or only look at configuration?
Both. Setup screens reveal the design, but only the people using it reveal the detours. We hold short interviews with admins, developers and a few users from sales, service and partner management, on site or by video. Those conversations reveal workarounds, duplicate tools and unmet needs that metadata alone cannot show, and they shape the recommendations. Interviews stay short and informal.