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Salesforce
Sales Cloud, Service Cloud and custom Apex that respects the declarative-first design — governor-limit-aware batch jobs and async patterns done correctly.
Capabilities · Salesforce · Snowflake · ServiceNow · SAP HANA
Platform Implementations
Implementations led by engineers who built these platforms.
Manifesto / Platform Implementations
Engineering practice · est. 2018
Any certified consultant can deliver the first wave. The second wave is what justifies a studio.
Most enterprise platform implementations are done by consultants who learned the platform from a training course. The work passes the first wave of requirements, then breaks on the second: the integration the platform doesn’t officially support, the data model that has to bend without breaking.
We staff implementations with engineers whose careers include the platform itself, or systems of the same architectural class — Salesforce engineers who shipped on the App Cloud team, Snowflake people who understood the query optimizer, not just the SQL surface. That second wave is the only line of work we take on here.
Discuss this opportunityThe pillars
What we engineer — and how we hold the line.
Each pillar is staffed by the same senior engineers, from first architecture review to production.
02 / 06
Snowflake
Warehouse architecture that respects micro-partitioning, right-sized virtual warehouses, role hierarchies that pass governance audits and row-level security that scales.
03 / 06
ServiceNow
Workflows that survive process drift, scoped apps that don’t pollute the global namespace, and an automated test framework that actually runs in CI.
04 / 06
SAP HANA
Data models that exploit columnar storage where it helps, calculation views that perform under enterprise load, and SQLScript that is auditable and source-controlled.
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Cross-platform integration
Salesforce talking to Snowflake, ServiceNow consuming SAP master data. The integration layer is where most implementations leak — we treat it as first-class engineering.
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Certified, platform-native bench
Salesforce System Architect, SnowPro Advanced Architect, ServiceNow CSA + CAS, SAP HANA Solution Architect and MuleSoft Integration Architect on the bench.
Implementation domains
Regulated by default.
Implementations run inside the regimes our clients answer to — compliance is designed in, not bolted on before go-live.
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Financial services
SOX, SEC and FINRA controls built into the platform configuration.
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Healthcare
HIPAA and HITRUST from the data model to the audit trail.
- 03
Public sector
FedRAMP and StateRAMP-aligned implementations.
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Telecom
CALEA and lawful-intercept obligations respected end to end.
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Critical infrastructure
NERC CIP requirements for systems that keep the lights on.
Posture
Receipts,
not slides.
Figures from the practice dossier. Client identities are held back by default and available under NDA.
- 41
- Implementations · across 23 enterprises
- 12
- Principals · platform-author backgrounds
- 100%
- Audit-pass · regulated-vertical engagements
- 0
- Governor-limit failures · Salesforce work
“Full Sales Cloud migration from a legacy Oracle CRM for a global fintech across 14 markets — 1,200 sales seats, 7 international entities, zero data loss and a quote-to-cash cycle 38% shorter.”
Engagement · redacted sample · client identity available under NDA
Frameworks, standards & certifications
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Four practices, one studio. Keep exploring.
The same engineers sit behind every capability — no siloed teams handing work over walls.
01
Domain Solutions
Engineered for the institutions that depend on it.
02
Data & Intelligence
Enterprise data and AI, shipped as intelligence — engineered to run in production.
03
Network & Connectivity
Enterprise network, telecom and connectivity transformation — engineered as an audit-grade capability, not a packaged service.
