The org already exists. It is slower than it should be.

• Org health read

  Automation, sharing, data quality, and the custom code that now costs more than it returns.

• Automation cleanup

  Flows that fight each other. Legacy Process Builder left running. Rules nobody can name.

• Performance and debt

  Queries, indexes, Apex that hits governor limits, and packages that should have been configuration.

• License map

  Seats mapped to actual work. Editions that were sold, not used.

• Release discipline

  What can ship this month without surprising the people who live in the org.

• Read

  We use the org the way your team does, then write down what is actually blocking them.

• Cut

  Turn off what is safe to turn off. Leave a note for the next admin.

• Reconfigure

  Put the process back on configuration where it belongs.

• Hand back

  A quieter org and a list of what we will not touch until you ask.

Questions we get

Is this a health check or a rebuild?

A read first. If the org should be rescued or rebuilt, we say that and send you to failed-project rescue. Optimization is for an org that should stay.

Do you fix licenses and code in the same pass?

When they are the same problem, yes. License waste and technical debt often sit together. See license optimization and technical debt if you already know which one it is.