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Configuration with flows, validation rules, and standard features should always be the first choice, because it is faster to build and easier for admins to maintain. Apex and Lightning Web Components come in when logic exceeds what declarative tools can express, when you need bulk-safe processing, or when you are integrating with external systems. We push as much as possible into configuration and reserve code for the parts that genuinely require it.

Yes. We connect Salesforce to ERPs, billing, telephony, data warehouses, and custom applications using REST and SOAP APIs, platform events, and middleware where appropriate. We design integrations to be bulk-safe and resilient to failures, with retry and error handling rather than silent data loss. Real-time and batch patterns are both on the table depending on the use case.

Agentforce lets you put AI agents on top of your Salesforce data to handle service questions, draft responses, and take actions inside defined guardrails. The value depends entirely on clean data and well-scoped tasks, so we start by identifying workflows where an agent has clear inputs and a measurable outcome. We build the supporting data model and actions, then evaluate the agent before it touches live customers.

Yes. We develop managed packages from architecture through Salesforce security review and ongoing version management, which is what CallHippo telephony app required. Managed-package development has stricter constraints than internal org work, including namespacing, upgrade safety, and packaging limits. We build with those rules in mind from the start so the listing process is not a surprise.