Fourteen lines. Three kinds of work.
Build it, connect it, run it. Fourteen service lines grouped by what they actually change — and a certified architect signs off the design on every one.
The same spine every time
- Shortest engagement
- 4 weeks
- Typical first release
- 6–8 weeks
- Architect on every pod
- Always
- Work subcontracted out
- None
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The lines
Build it. Connect it. Then run it.
Take one line or the whole programme. Everything is built in your tenancy under your licences, and about a third of first calls end with us pointing at a different line than the one you rang about.
Salesforce Consulting
Architecture review, org health check and a roadmap. An architect’s written opinion before you commit budget to a build.
Read the page 02Salesforce Implementation
Salesforce stood up around your process — security model, automation and reporting, not a template org.
Read the page 03Salesforce Quickstart Packages
Fixed scope, fixed price, four to six weeks. Live with your data in, your automation set and your team trained.
Read the page 04Salesforce Development
Custom LWC, Apex and Flow — bulk-safe, test-covered and documented so the next admin can extend it.
Read the page 05AppExchange App Development
Managed packages built to pass security review — packaging, listing, and the release train afterwards.
Read the page 06Agentforce & Salesforce AI
Agents grounded in your real records with scoped actions, escalation rules and a deflection baseline you can measure.
Read the pageSalesforce Integrations
ERP, billing and finance joined up with idempotent syncs, retries and alerting that reaches a human first.
Read the page 08MuleSoft Integration
Anypoint Platform built to the API-led pattern, so the next integration reuses what this one paid for.
Read the page 09Salesforce Data 360
Salesforce Data 360 ingestion, identity resolution and harmonised profiles — the spine agents and personalisation depend on.
Read the page 10Salesforce Migration
Legacy moves and org consolidation — mapped, de-duplicated and reconciled before anyone switches over.
Read the pageSalesforce Admin on Demand
A certified admin inside your team for fixed hours a month, with release readiness every cycle.
Read the page 12Hire a Salesforce Developer
Extra certified capacity in your sprints and your repo, with architect review on every pull request.
Read the page 13Salesforce Staff Augmentation
A whole seat set inside your team — admins, developers, QA, analysts and architects, reporting to your leads.
Read the page 14Salesforce Managed Services
Admin, development and architecture on retainer — the same named people, month to month.
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Constant across all fourteen
Six things that do not change with the line you pick.
01
A written contract first
The design, each decision and its reversal cost, agreed before anybody starts building. This is where we argue with the brief.
02
You own all of it
Your tenancy, your licences, your repository. Nothing we build depends on us still being here next year.
03
Named people, not a queue
The same architect and the same pod month to month. No rotating faces, no offshore hand-off you find out about later.
04
A demo every fortnight
Working software in your own sandbox every two weeks, reviewed against the contract rather than against a slide.
05
A price that holds
Quoted after the inventory, about two weeks in. Change requests are priced openly instead of absorbed and billed later.
06
A test evidence pack
Volume testing at twice expected load, deliberate failure injection, and a runbook with a named owner on your side.
Describe the problem, not the fix.
Thirty minutes with a certified architect. You leave with a view on whether this is the right line, a rough shape and range, and the two risks we would flag — whether or not you hire us.