We secure, build and fix Salesforce orgs using a delivery process run by specialist AI agents and led by a certified architect. You get senior-level work in days, not months, and every change is proven in your org before we call it done.
Separate AI agents handle design, Apex, Flows, testing and review, each working to written rules.
Our Apex and Flow standards are checked by automated guards on every change. A rule can't be quietly skipped.
"The deploy succeeded" is not proof. We check that each component is actually in the target org, and that the business outcome works.
Nothing touches production without your sign-off. Your data stays in your org.
Faster delivery, fewer defects and a lower bill than a traditional team.
Forceraft provides seven Salesforce services: security and access reviews, Agentforce and AI, DevOps and release management, Apex and Flow engineering, integrations and data, ongoing support, and AppExchange packaging.
Find out who can see and change what in your org, then fix it.
AI agents on real customer and sales tasks, designed, tested and rolled out safely.
Pipelines, branching and release governance, with proof that it really landed.
Bulk-safe, tested, documented code and automation your team can own.
Connect Salesforce to finance, sales and data tools, and keep the data trustworthy.
A senior pair of hands on call, without a full-time hire.
2GP managed packages and a clear path through the security review.
Thoughts on Salesforce development, best practices, and the ecosystem
Salesforce is retiring SOAP API login() in Summer '27, but the first break comes on 1 December 2026. Here are the four dates, the query that shows who is affected, and a step-by-step plan to fix it.
AI can write Apex in seconds. The hard part is knowing when that Apex is wrong. Here is how we run Claude on real Salesforce delivery: written rules, enforced hooks, and proof before anything is called done.
Salesforce security goes beyond your password policy. Here's the three-layer framework that changed how I approach client security reviews -- and the 15-minute check that usually surprises everyone.
The jump from building Salesforce solutions to architecting them isn’t about learning new tools. It’s about changing how you think about problems before you ever open Setup.
Building a Salesforce app was 40% of the work. The other 60% was everything that comes after: namespaces, packaging, security reviews, and a lot of waiting. This is the honest guide to AppExchange publishing.
I spent the last few weeks digging through the Spring '26 release notes so you don't have to. Here are the 10 features that will actually change how you work.
I've been building Salesforce solutions for a while now. Implementations, custom code, automations, integrations -- the kind of work that makes the platform actually useful for the people
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