Dashboard Performance Teardown

Your slowest CRM Analytics dashboard, torn down and tuned in 48 hours.

Send one dashboard's JSON export. You get back a step-level SAQL audit, a dead-weight removal plan, and a prioritized fix list with the expected query reduction. A recent teardown came back 53% smaller with 37% fewer page-load queries, rendering pixel-for-pixel the same.

Buy the teardown · $2,490 →Flat fee. No org access. 48-hour turnaround.
-53%
dashboard JSON size
-37%
page-one load queries
0
visual changes (render-identical)
48h
turnaround
If there's nothing to cut, we say so.
Not every dashboard is bloated. If yours is clean, the report says so plainly and points at the real bottleneck instead: dataset size, refresh schedule, or security predicate. Either way you get the full written analysis, and the $2,490 comes off a sprint if you move to a rebuild.

What you get

How it works

1

You export the JSON

From the dashboard's dropdown, export the dashboard JSON and send it. No org access, no viewer profile, nothing touched on your side.

2

I tear it down

I walk every step, query, and widget binding by hand, against the same patterns that cut a recent dashboard by half.

3

You get the report in 48 hours

A written audit and fix list. Hand it to your admin or builder, or book a sprint if you want me to do the rebuild.

Questions

Do you need access to my Salesforce org?
No. You export the dashboard JSON and send it. The teardown works entirely from that file, so there is nothing to provision and no record data involved.
Which versions does this cover?
All of them. Wave Analytics, Einstein Analytics, Tableau CRM, and what Salesforce now calls CRM Analytics are the same platform across rebrands. The performance patterns are the same too.
What if the dashboard is fine and there is nothing to cut?
Yes, that happens. When a dashboard checks out clean, the report says exactly that and names the actual bottleneck instead. You still get the full written analysis either way.
Can you do the rebuild, not just the report?
Yes. The teardown is the diagnostic. If you want the fixes implemented, that is a fixed-fee sprint, and the teardown fee comes off the top.

One dashboard, forty-eight hours, $2,490.

If your execs are quietly complaining about load times and nobody has the bandwidth to dig into the JSON, that is exactly the gap this closes.

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