
Why your CRM lead routing rules stop making sense
Routing rules pile up one exception at a time until nobody can explain why a lead landed where it did. Here is how to find the rule that actually ran.
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Routing rules pile up one exception at a time until nobody can explain why a lead landed where it did. Here is how to find the rule that actually ran.

Sales and service can keep their own screens. They have to share the customer identifier, the lifecycle states, the conflict rule, and the correction path.

A blank escalation reason usually marks a case that skipped its normal owner. Name what the blank means and route it before you make the field required.

A migration statement of work only holds up if it names a discovery gate, a rehearsed change order, and a written data assumption.

Match on the number the business already reads out, enforce it as a unique field on both sides, and test the missing, repeated, and near-twin key first.

Send the script early, load your own duplicates and odd legal entities, and ask to see a failure. A CRM demo only counts as evidence when you run it.