Salesforce
Salesforce configuration, Apex development, and integration
Consultants and developers for Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, and the custom Apex and Lightning work that connects Salesforce to your ERP, billing, and banking systems.
Sales CloudService CloudApexLWCFlowIntegration
Technology Depth
Salesforce coverage
Comprehensive ecosystem coverage backed by vetted senior principals and certified specialists.
Clouds & Configuration
Sales CloudService CloudExperience CloudFinancial Services CloudCPQField ServiceMarketing CloudOrg Configuration
Development
ApexApex Triggers & BatchLightning Web ComponentsAura ComponentsSOQL / SOSLVisualforce (legacy)Unit Testing (Apex Test Framework)
Automation & Data
Flow BuilderProcess Builder MigrationValidation RulesApproval ProcessesData LoaderData MigrationDuplicate ManagementSharing & Security Model
Integration
REST & SOAP APIsPlatform EventsMuleSoftMiddleware IntegrationOracle ERP SyncSingle Sign-On
Enterprise Delivery
Typical Salesforce engagements
- Implementation — Sales or Service Cloud configuration and rollout
- Custom development — Apex and Lightning components for specific workflows
- Automation — Flow-based processes replacing manual handling
- Integration — syncing accounts, orders, and cases with ERP or core banking
- Data migration — cleansed, deduplicated loads from legacy CRM
- AMS & support — ongoing configuration and enhancement delivery
Note on the name
Apex is Salesforce's programming language, unrelated to Oracle APEX, Oracle's low-code application platform. We support both, and staff each with consultants specific to the platform.
- Salesforce Apex — triggers, batch jobs, and controller logic on the Salesforce platform
- Oracle APEX — low-code applications and EBS extensions on the Oracle database
- See the dedicated Oracle APEX page for that platform specifically
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Transparent insights into our delivery, pricing models, security compliance, and onboarding timelines.
Can you integrate Salesforce with our Oracle ERP?
Yes. This is common work: syncing accounts, orders, invoices, and case data between Salesforce and the ERP system of record, either directly or through middleware.