Some problems recur weekly and have exactly one correct answer. Those are worth handing to software. The rest are decisions, and decisions stay with your team.
Each of these is a separate service you turn on deliberately. Nothing here runs unless you configure it, and nothing outside them writes to your CRM at all.
Three operations can write to your CRM today: contract value corrections, duplicate merges, and enrichment fills. Each is opted into separately. Everything else Mixbound produces is a finding, and the audit itself is read-only. Every write is rule-bound, logged and reversible.
Duplicate merges are configured alongside the audit that finds them rather than as a service with its own page, which is why only two pages follow.
Recalculates annual contract value from the line items actually attached to a deal, across calendar and fiscal year boundaries, and corrects the deal where the stored figure has drifted.
Fills gaps on contacts and companies from third-party data providers, without overwriting a value that is already there.
Nothing here blocks a write or stops a bad record entering your CRM, and nothing runs unless you configure it. Mixbound will not decide on its own that a record should change. If you need a rule enforced at the moment of entry, that is a different kind of system and Mixbound is not it today.