Day 1: kickoff and evidence collection
Confirm objectives, access, stakeholders, renewal constraints, and known pain.
CRM Exit by Move Big Rocks
The CRM Exit Audit is a fixed-scope, five-business-day engagement that tells you whether to stay, renegotiate, or exit, and what a controlled exit would require.
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CRM Exit does not request production credentials through the website.
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Confirm objectives, access, stakeholders, renewal constraints, and known pain.
Inspect data, configuration, workflows, integrations, and reporting dependencies.
Build current/future TCO and compare available paths.
Define Shadow Proof, major mappings, exceptions, controls, and cutover approach.
Present recommendation, assumptions, risks, payback, and next decision.
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If the business case is weak, critical data is inaccessible, or operational requirements are not met by MBR, the Audit should recommend renegotiation, another destination, or postponement.
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The Audit fee does not depend on recommending Move Big Rocks or selling a migration. The written comparison uses the same evidence for staying as-is, right-sizing, another SaaS platform, Managed MBR, self-hosted MBR, and a bespoke internal platform. A stay, renegotiate, postpone, or alternative-destination recommendation is a complete Audit outcome, not a failed sale.
Move Big Rocks is assessed only after the current platform, operating requirements, constraints, and missing evidence are recorded. Its implemented capabilities, extension work, transition cost, and operating responsibilities remain visible in the recommendation.
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The Audit is offered at a fixed price after a short qualification confirms scope. Any credit toward a later Verified Exit is stated explicitly in the signed proposal.
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Best for organizations with meaningful current spend, nontrivial data/workflows, a renewal or control trigger, and executive sponsorship.
Not designed for trivial free/starter instances, emergency migrations without source access, or buyers unwilling to inventory dependencies.
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