Salesforce implementation rescue consulting in Phoenix.

Yes. We start with a recovery assessment: a walkthrough of objects, automation, code and integrations, compared against whatever scope documents exist. Undocumented work is common, so we document as we go, and the assessment itself becomes the first reliable description of your org. You receive a keep, fix or rebuild decision for each part before we commit to a completion plan.

Rarely all of it. Most stalled projects contain a usable data model, working integrations or configuration that simply was not finished. The assessment identifies those parts so they are kept, and aims rework at the pieces that are actually failing. A full rebuild is recommended only when the underlying data model cannot support the business, and we explain the reasoning if that is the case.

Start by fixing what they complained about, and show them. We collect the specific failures users reported, such as missing fields, slow screens or duplicate records, and put the most visible ones into the first recovery release. Each team then gets a short, role-based session on its own records, and a small group of respected users tests changes before everyone else sees them. Leaders help most by running their own meetings from Salesforce reports once the data is reliable.