CRM administration as a service

A named CRM administrator on a monthly retainer, instead of a full-time hire

CRM admin as a service gives your company a certified administrator who knows your org, backed by the Micronetbd team, for a flat monthly amount. The work is the same work an in-house admin would do, run by a team that has delivered hundreds of CRM projects since 2012 with a SOC 2 Type 2 audited process behind it.

After hours the office line is answered by Workup Agent, our own AI receptionist: it takes your details and a person calls you back within one business day. The assistant in the corner of this page does the same.

SOC 2 Type 2 audited•Salesforce partner since 2012•Litify, Filevine, DocuSign CLM and Specright too
An operations desk with a CRM dashboard and a ticket board
2012running CRM admin and implementation since
1named administrator per client, with a backup on the same team
Same dayturnaround on access and blocking issues
Flatmonthly retainer, no meter on quick questions

What outsourced CRM admin services include

The work an in-house admin does, on a ticket queue with a weekly plan and a monthly backlog you prioritise.

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Users, roles and security

User and license management, profiles and permission sets, role hierarchy, sharing rules, login and MFA policy, deactivations done on the day someone leaves.

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Configuration and automation

Fields, page layouts, record types, validation rules, Flow builds and fixes, approval processes, and retiring the automation nobody remembers building.

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Data hygiene

Duplicate rules, imports and mass updates, field cleanup, backup checks, and the recurring clean-up jobs that keep reports honest.

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Reports and dashboards

The reports leadership asks for, built on fields people actually fill in, plus dashboard maintenance as the business changes.

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Releases and AppExchange

Sandbox testing before each of the three Salesforce releases, managed package upgrades, and an eye on what each release deprecates.

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A monthly enhancement backlog

A named admin, a ticket queue, a weekly plan and a backlog you prioritise, so the org improves every month instead of slowly rotting.

How the CRM admin retainer works

An assessment first, then a named administrator, a queue and a change log.

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A named administrator

Who knows your org, with a backup on the same team for holidays and peaks.

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An org assessment first

Installed packages, customisations, integrations, data quality and security, written up before the retainer begins.

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A ticket queue

Turnaround by priority, and a change log kept in your org so every change is traceable.

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Flat monthly pricing

Scoped to users and org complexity, with no meter running on quick questions.

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Escalation when needed

When a request turns out to be development, integration or architecture work: agreed rates, only with your approval.

The full walkthrough, with the side by side

Why teams hand their CRM admin to Micronetbd

A general counsel, a Salesforce partner manager and a two-minute explainer are on the Micronetbd channel if you want to hear it from the client side.

  • Hundreds of CRM projects since 2012; a Salesforce partner since 2012
  • SOC 2 Type 2 audited process behind every retainer
  • The retainer covers whatever system you run: Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, Experience Cloud, Litify, Filevine, DocuSign CLM, Specright
  • A named admin with a backup, not a rotating help desk
  • You own the work and the documentation; every change is logged in your org
  • Escalation to developers, integration and architecture people on the same team

Book a working session

Tell us what you run, your user count and what is on the backlog. We will tell you on the call whether a retainer or a hire is the right answer, and quote the retainer if it is.