Salesforce Architect
Enterprise Salesforce orgs accumulate years of workarounds, custom Apex, and conflicting automation until nobody fully trusts what happens when a record saves. This service brings in an architect who maps your existing org (objects, flows, triggers, integrations) against Salesforce's governor limits and platform best practices, then designs the data model, sharing rules, and deployment pipeline so the org can actually support agentic automation without silently breaking. It's built for companies scaling past a single sales team into multi-cloud Salesforce (Sales, Service, Experience, or industry clouds) who need someone who has hit governor limits before and knows how to design around them. The outcome is an org that AI agents and human reps can both operate on safely, deployed through a pipeline instead of manual changes made directly in production.
This is a capability we deliver for you as a service, not a role we’re hiring for.
How We’d Approach This
A clear, staged plan, not a black box
These are the service-specific steps inside our six-step process.
- 1
Audit the org's data model, automation (flows/triggers/Apex), and governor-limit exposure end to end
- 2
Pilot the proposed architecture change in a sandbox against production-like data volumes
- 3
Review findings and a phased rebuild plan with your admins and any existing Salesforce partner before touching production
- 4
Ship changes through a version-controlled CI/CD pipeline with staged rollout and rollback built in
What You Get
Deliverables from this engagement
- A documented org architecture map covering objects, flows, sharing model, and integration points
- A governor-limit and technical-debt risk report with prioritized fixes
- A CI/CD deployment pipeline (Salesforce DX plus Git) replacing manual changesets
- A phased rollout plan for structural changes, sequenced to avoid downtime
Six Ways We Could Architect This
Different engagement, different build, pick the shape that fits
There’s more than one way to deliver on this service. Browse a few of the ways we’d structure the work, depending on your speed, budget, and integration needs.
Read all 6 architectures as text
Lean Fast-Start Architecture
Discovery
- Org Access Granted
- Metadata Export
- Governor Limit Scan
Sandbox Work
- Developer Sandbox
- Data Model Review
- Flow and Apex Audit
Quick Fixes
- Prioritized Fix List
- Manual Changeset Deploy
Handoff
- Admin Walkthrough
- Architecture Notes Document
- Client Sign Off
- Backlog for Phase Two
Cloud-Native / Managed Services Architecture
Org Layer
- Sales Cloud
- Service Cloud
- Experience Cloud
Managed Platform Services
- Salesforce DX Sandboxes
- Managed Package Dependencies
- Platform Events Bus
Data Model Layer
- Shared Object Model
- Sharing Rules Engine
- Governor Limit Monitor
Delivery Operations
- CI CD Pipeline
- Staged Release Sandboxes
- Production Deployment
Event-Driven & Automation-First Architecture
Triggers
- Record Created or Updated
- Platform Event Fired
- Scheduled Batch Job
- Nightly Data Sync Trigger
Automation Layer
- Flow Orchestration Engine
- Apex Trigger Handler
- Governor Limit Guard
Review Gate
- Within Safe Limits
- Auto Bulkify and Retry
- Automation Completed
Delivery
- Change Log Entry
- Notification to Admin Channel
- Weekly Automation Report
Enterprise-Grade & Compliance-Ready Architecture
Governance Layer
- Org Architecture Standards
- Data Classification Policy
- Change Management Policy
Secure Org Layer
- Role Hierarchy and Sharing Model
- Field Level Security Rules
- Permission Set Groups
Auditable Deployment
- Version Controlled Metadata Repo
- Automated Regression Test Suite
- Deployment Approval Gate
Compliance Operations
- Staged Rollout Plan
- Rollback Procedure
- Audit Trail of All Deployments
AI-Augmented, Human-in-the-Loop Architecture
Org Analysis Input
- Org Metadata and Usage Logs
- Historical Deployment History
AI Analysis Layer
- AI Governor Limit Risk Model
- Draft Architecture Recommendations
- Draft Refactor Plan
Human in the Loop
- Salesforce Architect Review
- Safe for Production Scale
- Flag Risks Back to Model
- Human Approved Architecture Plan
Delivery
- Phased Deployment Pipeline
- Production Org Update
- Client Facing Architecture Report
Integration-Heavy / Ecosystem-Connected Architecture
Client Systems
- Marketing Automation Platform
- ERP Financial System
- Support Desk Platform
Salesforce Core
- Salesforce Integration Layer
- Unified Data Model
Two Way Sync Layer
- MuleSoft or Middleware Sync
- Named Credential API Callouts
- Finance Reporting System
- Customer Support Console
Shared Governance
- Joint Review with IT Steering Committee
- Published Integration Map
- Ongoing Health Monitoring
More in CRM/ERP & Enterprise Systems Integration
- HubSpot & Dynamics 365 Integration
Connects AI agents and automations directly into HubSpot or Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM workflows.
- ERP Integration (SAP, NetSuite, Oracle, Workday)
Middleware and API work that connects AI systems to core ERP platforms for finance, HR, and operations data.
- Bidirectional Middleware & API Development
Custom sync layers that keep AI tools, CRMs, and back-office systems consistent in real time.
- Communication Platform Integration (Slack/Teams/Email)
Embeds AI agents and automations directly into the tools teams already use daily.
Ready to get started?
Tell us what you’re trying to get done and we’ll help you find the highest-leverage place to start, scoped small enough to prove itself before you commit to anything bigger.
Talk to us about Salesforce ArchitectMost engagements like this start as a $500–$2,500 pilot, see full pricing.