Case Study A · Lead automation audit
Audit of a form → AI → CRM workflow that worked but created messy records
A client already had a live automation. Leads reached the CRM, but categories were inconsistent, duplicate records appeared and it was unclear whether the source data, AI step or workflow mapping needed attention first.
Service€39.99 · up to 60 minutes
Starting stackForm + automation + AI + CRM
Audit goalFind root causes and prioritize fixes
OutputAudit notes + action plan
What the client brought
- Current workflow screens or diagram.
- Examples of problematic CRM records.
- A successful run for comparison.
- Run history or screenshots where available.
A→Z audit
- Confirm intended flowMapped the current trigger, AI transformation, routing, CRM write and notification so expected behavior was explicit.
- Inspect representative failuresCompared good and bad runs to determine whether the issue originated in source data, prompt output, field mapping or downstream logic.
- Review AI instruction and schemaChecked whether free-form model output was being used where constrained fields or explicit unknown values were required.
- Review workflow logicChecked required-field validation, duplicate handling, retry behavior, branch order and failed-run visibility.
- Test one high-priority correctionWhere technically practical, adjusted one prompt, schema or mapping rule and reran a representative input.
- Prioritize next actionsSeparated immediate fixes, medium-priority improvements and larger rebuild items.
Audit artifacts
Current-flow snapshot
Root-cause observations
Prompt/schema issues list
Workflow logic issues list
Priority-ranked fixes
Recommended retest scenarios
Audit complete when
- The main failure pattern had an evidenced likely cause instead of a vague guess.
- The client had a ranked list of corrections and next steps.
- At least one useful retest path was defined.
- Work requiring a larger implementation scope was separated clearly from the audit.