Your Salesforce, under control.
Senior Salesforce delivery, async cleanup, and a clear read on what is slowing the org.
Currently accepting clients
For enterprise SaaS teams with a live Salesforce org and a backlog no consultancy proposal will fix.
One senior operator owns the queue. Decisions stay visible and work moves without adding meetings.
The problem
Salesforce debt is now operating risk.
Flows, permissions, reports, and integrations keep touching revenue while the cleanup queue has no owner or sequence.
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Legacy automation keeps colliding with newer work
Process Builder leftovers and patchwork flows sit next to new automation. Teams keep “temporary” fixes until they become production architecture.
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The backlog grows faster than anyone can close it
RevOps spends the quarter firefighting while strategic work moves into a permanent next-quarter bucket.
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Outside help moves too slowly
Consultancies often ask for three calls and a large SOW before they diagnose anything. Enterprise SaaS teams need a shorter path to action.
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No one has a hard read on org health
Teams guess at org risk instead of measuring it.
One senior operator diagnoses first, then ships.
Fast diagnostics, owned decisions
You get operator judgment on risk and cleanup sequence before anyone starts building.
Async by default
You add requests to Trello. I update the work in writing and keep meetings out of the default path.
Diagnostics first
Before recommending work, I score the org for complexity and risk so the cleanup sequence has evidence behind it.
Full-stack Salesforce coverage
Admin work and code-heavy Salesforce fixes move through one RevOps queue.
Start with the audit. Then run Salesforce work through a visible queue.
No proposal maze. No padded discovery cycle. You see the status and the next decision in writing.
Start with the audit
Use the free health audit to see where the org is brittle before committing to a retainer.
Pick the lane
Choose the plan that matches how much work you want moving at once.
Drop requests async
You add tasks to Trello. The context stays attached to the card.
Review and keep moving
Work ships in the queue, with revisions handled in the same thread.
Pricing
Flat monthly plans with visible throughput.
Standard
For growing SaaS teams
€3,995 / month
One active request with typical turnaround around 48 hours, plus unlimited revisions and async communication.
- Unlimited Salesforce requests
- One queue lane in motion
- Typical delivery around 48 hours
- Trello-based workflow
- Pause or cancel anytime
Pro
For teams with heavier throughput
€6,995 / month
Two active request lanes for teams that need more capacity without consultancy overhead.
- Unlimited Salesforce requests
- Two requests active at once
- Priority queue treatment
- Optional monthly strategy call
- Pause or cancel anytime
Need embedded RevOps support or a migration? Start with the audit, then scope the work from evidence.
Senior RevOps judgment stays close to the work.
The same operator diagnoses the org, sequences the risk, and ships the Salesforce work. That matters when admin changes, Apex/LWC, permissions, and process debt are tangled together.
You are not buying a rotating bench or discovery theater. You get one accountable queue, written decisions, and implementation that keeps the operating model in view.
Operator perspective
Revenue operations experience shapes the recommendation before Salesforce implementation starts.
Engineering-backed delivery
Admin changes and code-heavy work sit in one delivery lane with diagnostics and tests.
No rotating bench
One senior expert owns the queue context and follow-through. No handoff theatre.
Writing about how the operating model works.
Why your Salesforce org needs a health score
A health score turns “the org feels slow” into a measurable operating signal.
How to speed up Salesforce work without dropping standards
How RevOps teams can speed up Salesforce work while keeping control.
The Designjoy model, translated for Salesforce work
Why async, flat-fee Salesforce work fits RevOps teams better than oversized implementation cycles.