Wrenk's free health check gives a peer-benchmarked score from a short questionnaire — three answers produce a preliminary score; more answers refine it — without requiring an account. It is an estimate from what you report, not a live org measurement. Dimensions like performance and technical debt need a connected check and are not scored by this questionnaire.

Why "Salesforce Health Check" Means Two Different Things

Native Setup Health Check (Security Baselines) vs Broader Org Health

In Salesforce admin vernacular, "Health Check" often means the native Setup Health Check — a security-configuration baseline against Salesforce's recommended settings. That tool is valuable, and it is also narrow: it does not answer "how healthy is our org overall?" across data quality, configuration sprawl, or adoption.

Teams searching for a free Salesforce health check (or HubSpot / ServiceNow) usually want a broader org-health picture: where they sit vs peers, which areas deserve attention first, and whether a deeper review is worth the time. Wrenk's free questionnaire is aimed at that broader framing — with honest limits about what self-report can and cannot see.

How Wrenk's Free Check Works

**No account, no org connection** for the questionnaire
Benchmarked against your industry and size band
A score after **three** answers; up to **ten** refine it; stop anytime
Results appear **on the page**

Peer Group (Platform, Industry, Licensed Users)

You tell Wrenk which platforms you run, your industry context, and licensed-user band. That peer group decides which benchmark distribution you are measured against — a small nonprofit is not judged against a multi-thousand-seat bank. Platforms selectable on the page include Salesforce, HubSpot, and ServiceNow. Other stack tools can be noted for coverage planning; the free check does not score every named tool yet.

Three Dimensions First; Optional Questions to Sharpen

The page frames three dimensions that separate a healthy org from a struggling one most sharply — chosen by which questions move peer ranking furthest, not by which titles sound most important. Example dimensions shown on the results sample: Data Quality, Configuration, User Adoption. Performance is explicitly not measured on the self-report path.

Answer three → see a score. Seven more sit underneath and refine the percentile as you go. You can stop whenever you like. No email is required to see the score.

What Your Results Page Shows

Percentile vs Peers

You get a peer ranking (percentile) against benchmark distributions for your industry and size band, using the same benchmark data as Wrenk's connected health check. Every result states how many of the ten answers it is based on (e.g., preliminary on 3 of 10).

Weakest Dimensions and "One Thing Worth Your Attention"

Results break down scored dimensions (weakest first in the sample UI) and surface a concrete "1 thing worth your attention" style callout based on answers that fell below the peer median. The page is explicit: it is an estimate from what you told us, not a measurement of your org.

If you choose "I am not sure" on a question, that dimension is left out of the score rather than filled with a guess, and listed as something a connected health check would measure directly.

What a Questionnaire Cannot See

Two dimensions of org health cannot be self-reported with any accuracy, so the free check does not pretend to score them:

Performance

Examples the page gives for connected measurement only: Apex execution times, API call volume against limits, storage headroom — read from org limits and debug data. Not available from the questionnaire.

Technical Debt

Examples the page gives for connected measurement only: unused fields and objects, deprecated API versions still in use, dead metadata — inventoried across the org. Not available from the questionnaire.

When to Run the Free Check vs Decide on a Deeper Review

*Run the free check when you want:*

A no-signup, on-page peer percentile in about a minute
A first pass on which self-reportable dimensions look weak vs peers
Language to socialize "we should look at configuration / data quality / adoption first" with leadership

*Treat it as an estimate when you need:*

Proof about performance or technical debt (questionnaire cannot score those)
A live inventory of unused metadata or limit pressure
Anything that requires reading the org directly

FAQ

Do I need an account to run Wrenk's free health check?

No. Three questions produce a score, which appears immediately on the page. Seven more are offered underneath and sharpen the result as you answer them, but they are optional and you can stop at any point.

What is my free health check score compared against?

Benchmark distributions for your industry and organization size band. You are ranked by percentile against that peer group, not against an absolute grade.

Why do I get a score after only three questions?

Those three are the dimensions that separate orgs most sharply against the benchmark distributions, so three answers already place you with a real peer number. The remaining seven narrow it, and every result states how many of the ten it is based on.

How accurate is a self-reported SaaS health check?

It is an estimate built from your own answers, not a measurement of your org. It is useful for relative peer position and prioritization. Performance and technical debt cannot be self-reported at all.

What can a questionnaire not measure that a connected check can?

Performance and Technical Debt. The free questionnaire does not connect to your org.

What Happens After the Check

The free check tells you where to look. It does not do the work. That is what Wrenk is for: Wrenk runs Salesforce, HubSpot and ServiceNow operations for you.

**Connect your org** and Wrenk runs 200+ checks on a schedule, with drift detection, so the performance and technical-debt gaps a questionnaire cannot see get measured directly.
**Fixes, not reports.** Every fix is planned first and shows its risk and rollback before anything changes. Production changes follow your company's own approval settings.
**Managed Operations** if you do not have the capacity: Wrenk triages and works your actual backlog, across one org or several.

Start Your Free Health Check

Three answers. Peer percentile. Results on the page. No account required for the questionnaire.

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