Executive summary
A clear view of the most important risks and decisions.
An independent review of configuration, dashboards, survey flows, data integrations, invitation logic, reporting, and governance.
Independent consultant. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Medallia, Inc.
CX teams that need confidence before rollout, after a migration, ahead of leadership reporting, or before expanding an existing program.
Results, dashboards, or counts do not look consistent
A major configuration change or migration has completed
The team needs an independent view before investing further
Governance, release, or ownership practices have become unclear
The exact scope is confirmed after qualification and discovery.
Roles, permissions, business rules, naming standards, release controls, and ownership.
Metric definitions, filters, hierarchy alignment, role visibility, and executive reporting.
Eligibility, branching, piping, quotas, reminders, exclusions, frequency, and QA coverage.
Source data, mappings, schedules, failure handling, reconciliation, and downstream impact.
Tagging, properties, intercept logic, consent considerations, testing, and journey reporting.
Environment use, change control, validation evidence, monitoring, and rollback readiness.
A clear view of the most important risks and decisions.
Evidence-based observations organized by review area.
A practical way to separate urgent fixes from longer-term improvements.
Specific next actions aligned to the program's current state.
An optional phased sequence for remediation and governance improvements.
Confirm objectives, systems in scope, evidence, access, and timing.
Inspect approved artifacts and configuration using sanitized or controlled access.
Share findings, agree priorities, and define practical next steps.
Timing depends on scope and evidence availability. A focused review can be time-boxed; a broad program review is scoped after discovery.
Start with sanitized documentation and a guided walkthrough. Any platform access must be approved, least-privilege, and confirmed in writing before work begins.
Not as part of discovery. Remediation can be scoped separately after findings are reviewed and authorization is confirmed.
Yes. Reviews can support internal CX teams, implementation partners, consulting firms, or a joint delivery group.
Start with a short qualified request. A private meeting link is shared only after review.