Case Study

Driving a Successful Salesforce Implementation After a Complex Merger

Introduction

Following a major merger, the newly formed cybersecurity organization, who asked to stay anonymous, faced a significant operational challenge: two legacy CRM platforms that could not effectively coexist.

Each system contained years of critical sales, marketing, and customer data, and neither aligned with the future-state vision of the merged company.

Client Overview:

Case Study Overview

  • Disparate CRM systems with overlapping and inconsistent data 
  • Increased risk of data loss, corruption, or security gaps during migration 
  • The need to rapidly establish a unified sales and marketing framework 
  • Pressure to implement Salesforce without disrupting day-to-day operations 
  • Low tolerance for error due to regulatory, security, and customer-impact risks
  • Discovery sessions with subject matter experts to discover challenges and goals
  • Detailed data migration planning and system configuration
  • Salesforce positioned as a centralized data hub, integrated with existing tools
  • Phased rollout across sales, marketing, and operational teams
  • Rigorous QA testing to prevent data integrity issues
  • Role-based user training to drive adoption
  • A 30-day post-implementation support window to address real-world issues
  • A successful Salesforce implementation with minimal operational disruption
  • Improved data accuracy, consistency, and security across teams
  • Streamlined sales processes and clearer pipeline visibility
  • Faster onboarding of users onto a unified CRM platform
  • Increased operational efficiency during a critical growth period

Why Atlantic for CRM Migration

Atlantic helps growing organizations navigate complex technology challenges with confidence by combining platform expertise and process alignment. We strive to reduce implementation risk and ensure technology investments deliver measurable, long-term value.

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