Supported hygiene findings
Review available record-quality, ownership and follow-up issues in the selected provider branch. Use the affected records to understand the specific finding.
CRM Data Quality
Inspect supported CRM hygiene and follow-up findings, then prioritize the record checks and cleanup work your team can own.

Missing ownership, stale activity or incomplete next steps can weaken a review. Inspect the affected record and source state before deciding whether the finding needs correction or more context.
Feature functionality
Review available record-quality, ownership and follow-up issues in the selected provider branch. Use the affected records to understand the specific finding.
Inspect older activity or missing follow-up context. Ask the owner to confirm what happened before changing the record.
Use connection and source-health views to check the last successful sync and failures. A connection problem is different from a healthy business result.
Prepare a bounded request for the appropriate record owner or administrator. Keep the finding and supporting context available in Action Center.
Coverage differs by CRM. Salesforce and GoHighLevel have supported hygiene findings; the current normalized Dynamics branch returns no issues and no health score. This does not mean Dynamics records are healthy. No automatic repair is claimed.
How the work moves
Check the provider, scope and affected records.
Validate the issue with its owner or source administrator.
Make authorized changes in the proper workflow and inspect fresh evidence.
Discuss CRM Data Quality
Walk through the relevant sources, review steps and supported handoff for your crm data quality workflow.