Salesforce architecture, integration, and Agentforce services
Scoped engagements with defined deliverables — not open-ended retainers unless that’s what you need. Scope and price are fixed in a written proposal before anything is built.
All services
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Implementation & Architecture
Your org grew by bolting on fields, flows, and workarounds until nobody trusts the data model anymore. I design the architecture — data model, security model, automation — so it holds up past year one, not just past go-live.
- Solution design doc
- Data & sharing model
- Phased rollout plan
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Integrations & Data Migration
Salesforce that doesn’t talk to your ERP, billing system, or data warehouse is a very expensive island. I connect it to the systems that actually run the business, and move your data across without losing history or trust in the numbers.
- REST/SOAP & middleware integration
- Migration + reconciliation
- Error handling and monitoring
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Custom Development
Configuration runs out eventually. When it does, I write Apex and Lightning Web Components that are tested, reviewed, and maintainable by whoever inherits the org after me — not clever code only I can read.
- Apex services & triggers
- Lightning Web Components
- Test coverage and CI
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Data Cloud & Marketing
Marketing teams need a single view of the customer and journeys they can run themselves — not a data swamp only engineering can query. I build Data Cloud models and automation your marketing team can actually operate.
- Data Cloud modeling & identity resolution
- Journey and campaign build
- Activation to downstream channels
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Agentforce & AI Readiness
Agentforce rarely fails on prompts. It fails on the data model, the sharing rules, and the grounding underneath it. I assess whether your org can support agents, fix what cannot, and build agents with the guardrails and testing that keep them reliable once real users touch them.
- AI readiness assessment
- Data grounding & permission design
- Agent build, guardrails, and testing
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Fractional Architect & Ongoing Support
An architect on call for review, escalation, and roadmap without a full-time hire.
- Architecture review cadence
- Escalation support
- Release governance
Not sure which service fits?
Thirty minutes on a call is usually enough to tell you whether it’s an architecture issue, a configuration issue, or a process issue — and roughly what it takes to fix.