Salesforce development services
Implementation, customization, and integrations that make Salesforce fit your business, not the other way around. Apex, Flows, LWC, and CPQ, done properly.
Request a Salesforce system reviewWhat is Salesforce development?
When to configure, when to code.
| Configuration | Customization | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Point-and-click: Flow, layouts, validation rules | Apex and Lightning Web Components |
| Build speed | Fast | Slower; needs testing |
| Maintenance | Low; survives releases well | Higher; each release can affect it |
| Best for | Standard processes and most automation | Logic the platform genuinely cannot express |
| Cost over time | Lower | Higher to build and to maintain |
What we build.
Implementation and configuration
Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, and CPQ set up around your actual sales process, not the default demo org.
Apex and Lightning Web Components
Custom logic and interfaces when declarative tools hit their limit.
CPQ implementation
Configure, price, quote workflows built for your product catalog and approval rules.
Third-party integrations
Connecting Salesforce to your ERP, marketing automation, or finance systems with reliable, monitored data sync.
Org cleanup and technical debt
Untangling years of accumulated automations, unused fields, and conflicting flows.
How it works with Codiot.
Audit the current org
We map what exists, what's broken, and what's just unused clutter before changing anything.
Design around your process
Configuration and custom code follow how your team sells and services customers, not a generic best practice.
Train and hand off
Admins and users get documentation and training so the org stays maintainable after we're done.
Stack we use, and why teams choose us.
- ·Senior engineers only, no hand-offs to juniors mid-project
- ·Overlap hours with US/EU time zones
- ·Weekly demos and a single point of contact
- ·Code you own, documented and tested
When it fits, and when it doesn't.
Signs you need this
- ·Your Salesforce org has drifted from how the business actually operates.
- ·Manual workarounds and spreadsheets have crept back in around the CRM.
- ·You need custom objects, Apex, or integrations beyond point-and-click config.
- ·Reports and automations break with each platform release.
What's included
- ·Configuration and custom development: Flow, Apex, and Lightning Web Components.
- ·Integrations to ERP, billing, marketing, and custom systems.
- ·Data model design, migration, and cleanup.
- ·Release-readiness testing and ongoing admin support.
What's not
- ·Salesforce license fees, billed separately by Salesforce per user.
- ·Your sales process and business rules, which we implement rather than define.
- ·Third-party managed-package license costs.
When this isn't the right fit
- ·Standard configuration by an admin already meets your needs.
- ·You need a lightweight CRM and Salesforce is heavier than the job requires.
- ·There is no owner on your side to make process decisions during the build.
Common questions, answered plainly.
How much does Salesforce customization cost?
Do you work with our existing Salesforce org?
Apex or declarative tools, which do we need?
Can you migrate us from another CRM to Salesforce?
Do you offer ongoing Salesforce admin support?
Explore related work.
See it in production.
Let's talk about Salesforce development.
Tell us what you're building. We'll reply within two business days with an honest take on scope, timeline, and cost.
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