Salesforce work that survives contact with production.
We’re a registered Salesforce ISV partner. We build managed packages, integrations, and org customizations designed around the platform’s constraints rather than fighting them, and built so your admins can still maintain them after we’ve gone.
What we do
Four ways we work with Salesforce teams.
Custom app development
Managed packages and org-native solutions built to Salesforce’s own standards: a deliberately small Apex surface, security and sharing respected by default, and Flow-first design so the people who own the org afterwards can actually change it.
AppExchange integrations
Connecting Salesforce to the systems your business already runs on, with the error handling and retry behaviour that decides whether an integration is trustworthy at 2am on a Sunday.
Implementation consulting
Rollouts people adopt. We scope against how your team works today rather than an ideal org, migrate carefully, and document what we built so the knowledge stays with you.
Ongoing support & optimization
Orgs drift, and Salesforce ships three releases a year. We stay on to keep automations current, retire what’s fallen out of use, and stop performance degrading quietly in the background.
How we build
Built the way security review expects.
Most Salesforce work is judged on whether it launched. We’d rather be judged on what it looks like six months later.
- The smallest possible Apex surface. If a requirement can be met declaratively and still hold up, we build it declaratively. Less custom code means less to review, less to break, and less for your admins to inherit.
- User-mode enforcement by default. Where Apex is genuinely needed, it runs with the user’s own permissions and sharing rules, not elevated access that quietly bypasses your security model.
- Field access validated, not assumed. Dynamic references are checked against the schema rather than trusted, so a renamed field surfaces as a clear error instead of silent data loss.
- Written for the reviewer. We build to AppExchange security review standards whether or not a package is headed for the listing, because the standard is a good one.
Our own product
We ship our own package, too.
B-inspired Flow Utils is our own managed package: a set of Flow components that close gaps admins hit constantly, including a genuinely usable multi-select picklist screen component and picklist-value checks that work both as an invocable action and inline on the screen itself.
Building and maintaining our own product is why our consulting advice is grounded in how the platform actually behaves at scale, rather than how the documentation says it should.
Start with the problem, not the spec.
Send us what you’re trying to achieve and what’s blocking it. If we’re not the right fit, we’ll say so, and point you at who is.
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