THE OBO CHECKLIST INSTRUMENT.

Evaluate your technology stack and identify areas for improvement in 10 minutes or less.

The problem.

Most organizations struggle to identify their operational shortcomings. They might possess all of the tools necessary to succeed, but aren’t optimizing their capabilities. That’s when revenue gets left on the table and overstaffing occurs.

Incoming clients often come to us for guidance: find the gaps, correct them, and return measurable results.

After more than 350 client engagements, we’ve boiled down the key elements of a successful ecosystem across marketing automation, CRM, operations, and customer service. What’s the first step towards a solution? Identifying the problem.

That’s where our Checklist Instrument comes into play.

The solution.

20 questions. Less than 10 minutes. Score up to 100 points.

OBO’s Checklist Instrument is a self-evaluation tool designed to help you assess your existing technology stack in relation to your own objectives. This assessment has been carefully crafted and refined to help your organization recognize areas of improvement and opportunity.

Our questionnaire is a swift and simple way to start identifying problem areas within your internal operations. We’ve developed assessments for four categories: Marketing automation, CRM, operations, and customer service. Whether you take one variation or all four, you’ll gain a viable jumping off point for growth and success.

How it’s used.

It’s a quick assessment. You’ll answer 20 questions about your current operations, grading your success on a number scale of 1-5. In less than 10 minutes, you’ll have a final score. Answering honestly will yield the best results.

Once you start working on your areas of improvement, you can take the assessment over and over again to see how your score increases.

Who it’s for.

The Checklist Instrument is crafted for sales, marketing, project management, and operational leaders responsible for their technology stack. It’s for senior executives that know there is a lot of room for improvement, but are unsure of where to start. It’s for employees who need to quantify the reasons for investments into their technology stack.

It’s possible that not every question will be relevant to you. Perhaps you’re a startup and don’t really have a need for some of the capabilities in this assessment. That’s OK. Your score will be lower, but can still be useful to identify relevant areas of improvement.

Pick your assessment.

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