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Salesforce Automation
0-touch lead routing — right rep, right lead, every time
Salesforce · Lead Assignment Rules · Account Segmentation
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Context
A B2B sales team of 12 reps was manually routing 200+ monthly inbound leads, with senior reps getting easy leads and junior reps getting enterprise accounts — backwards from optimal.
The Broken State
The existing routing was round-robin by default. Enterprise accounts ($500K+ ACV) landed on a junior rep if they happened to be next in rotation. High-velocity SMB leads (close rate 40% in week 1) went cold waiting for senior reps to clear their enterprise pipeline.
What SADE Did
A multi-criteria assignment rule in Salesforce: segment by annual revenue (> $1M → Enterprise team), employee count (> 500 → Strategic team), source (inbound web = SDR, referral = AE direct), and lead score (> 80 = immediate high-touch). Rules fire on creation — zero rep intervention required.
The Outcome
Lead-to-contact conversion rose 28% in Q1 after deployment. Enterprise account misrouting dropped to 0%. Senior AE capacity freed by 6 hours/week previously spent on re-routing.
Live Artifact — Salesforce Lead Assignment Rules
Lead Assignment Rules — Active ● Active
Priority Rule Name Criteria Assign To
1 Enterprise Accounts Revenue > $1M OR Employees > 500 Enterprise Team
2 High-Score SDR Lead Score > 80 AND Source = Web SDR Queue
3 Referral Direct Source = Referral Sr. AE (Round Robin)
4 Default SMB All others SMB Team
📎 Source: Salesforce · Lead Assignment Rules · Setup > Lead Assignment Rules
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Org Governance
847 inactive fields. Gone.
Salesforce · sf-org-health-check · metadata cleanup
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Context
A 5-year-old Salesforce org had accumulated 1,200+ custom fields, 340 workflow rules (200 inactive), and a page layout that took 8 seconds to load.
The Hidden Debt
Technical debt in Salesforce is invisible until it causes pain: slow page loads, confused reps who can't find the right fields, and automation conflicts when legacy workflow rules fire alongside new Flow rules. Nobody had audited the org in 3 years.
What SADE Did
SADE ran the org health audit: exported all custom field metadata, filtered for fields with 0 usage in the last 365 days (847 fields), cross-referenced with active page layouts to identify safe deletes, and exported inactive workflow rules for review. Provided a phased cleanup plan: delete null-usage fields in sprint 1, deactivate redundant WFRs in sprint 2, migrate active WFRs to Flow in sprint 3.
The Outcome
Page load time dropped from 8.2s to 1.9s after sprint 1. Reps reported finding the fields they needed on first scroll (vs. searching previously). Sprint 2 deactivated 200 workflow rules with zero business logic loss.
Live Artifact — Org Health Dashboard
Salesforce Org Health — Pre/Post Cleanup
sf-org-health-check · metadata/CustomField__c · 5-year-old org
1,247
Custom Fields
847 unused = 68% can be deleted
340
Workflow Rules
200 inactive = 59% ready to deactivate
24
Page Layouts
8 oversized (>50 fields/section)
156
Apex Classes
23 with 0% test coverage
Cleanup Impact — Page Load Time
Before: 8.2s
After: 1.9s
Before cleanup
47
/100
→
After cleanup
78
/100
+31 point improvement in org health score.
Sprint 1 alone recovered 76% of the gain
by eliminating unused field metadata.
📎 Source: Salesforce · sf-org-health-check · metadata/CustomField__c
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Analytics
The CFO stopped asking for spreadsheets
Salesforce · Reports & Dashboards · ARR Analytics
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Context
A SaaS CFO was manually assembling a monthly revenue report from 4 Salesforce report exports, one Stripe CSV, and a Google Sheet — a 4-hour task performed every month.
The Data Problem
Data lived in three places. None of them talked to each other. The CFO's "source of truth" was a manually maintained Google Sheet that was outdated by definition — built from last month's exports, reviewed this month.
What SADE Did
A real-time ARR dashboard in Salesforce: MRR from closed-won opportunities grouped by product line, churn from closed-lost/downgrade opportunities, expansion from upgrade opportunities, and net ARR trend by month. All sourced from Opportunity records — no export, no manual step. Drill-down by segment, rep, and product.
The Outcome
The CFO decommissioned her monthly spreadsheet ritual after the dashboard launched. Board prep time reduced from 1.5 days to 3 hours. First investor deck built entirely from Salesforce dashboard screenshots.
Live Artifact — ARR Dashboard
ARR Dashboard — FY2026
Live
MRR
$487K
▲ +12% MoM
Churn Rate
2.1%
▼ -0.3%
Net ARR
$5.84M
▲ +$420K
NRR
118%
▲ +3 pts
ARR Growth — Jan–Jun FY2026
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
📎 Source: Salesforce · Reports & Dashboards · ARR_Dashboard_v3