Salesforce development for requirements that configuration cannot meet

Use Flow when the logic is a clear series of steps on records, because it is quicker to build and easier for admins to maintain. Use Apex for complex calculations, bulk processing, custom APIs or logic that Flow cannot express reliably. We start with Flow and add code only with a clear reason.

Lightning Web Components are Salesforce's modern framework for building custom user interface elements using standard web technologies such as JavaScript and HTML. They run on record pages, apps and Experience Cloud sites. We use them when standard layouts cannot deliver the behaviour or screens your users need.

Yes. We run static analysis, review triggers, classes, flows and permissions, and test performance on realistic data. You receive a ranked report of risks and quick wins, and we can carry out the fixes in a sandbox, then deploy through a controlled release.

We bulkify triggers, keep queries and updates outside loops, use asynchronous processing for heavy work and test with data volumes that match production. Reviews check for limit risks before deployment, so imports and integrations that process many records at once do not fail.

We write Apex tests that assert behaviour for single and bulk records, not only coverage, and test flows with realistic scenarios in a sandbox. Business users then run acceptance tests. Automated tests run in CI on every change, so regressions are caught before release.

Yes. We inventory existing automation, find overlaps and conflicts, then rebuild the logic as documented record-triggered Flows with fault paths. We migrate in stages and test each one, which usually makes saves faster and behaviour easier to explain.

Yes. We design objects, relationships, record types and security around your process and reporting needs, using standard objects where they fit. A good model is easier to report on and cheaper to extend, so we agree it with you before building any automation on top.

Yes. Metadata is stored in Git, changes are reviewed, and deployments run through sandboxes and CI with automated tests. This avoids changes made directly in production, keeps environments consistent and makes any release repeatable or reversible if something unexpected happens.

That is the aim. We prefer configuration and Flow over code, name components clearly and document objects, automation and classes in plain language. We also walk your admins through each release and are available for questions, so you are not dependent on us for routine changes.

Yes. We build Lightning Web Components and Apex services for portals, such as order tracking, case forms and document lists, with sharing rules that limit each user to their own records. We also test accessibility and performance, because portal users are often customers, not staff.