Salesforce

Thirteen clouds. One org.

You already licence some of these. We implement the ones your process needs, then show you which architectural job each one does once agents are involved.

Read the runtime questions

Who this is for

Find the cloud by the work on your desk.

Six desks we see every month. Each one opens the cloud that does that job.

  • Example

    Sales director at a Dubai building-materials distributor

    Today: Reps keep the real pipeline in a private sheet. The Monday forecast is a negotiation.

    After: Every deal sits on one record with the stage it really reached, so the forecast is read, not argued.

    Sales Cloud
  • Example

    Service manager at a Riyadh appliance retailer

    Today: Warranty calls, WhatsApp messages and emails land in three places. Nobody sees which case is stuck.

    After: Each request becomes a case on the queue that owns it, with the purchase history attached.

    Service Cloud
  • Example

    Marketing lead at an Abu Dhabi private clinic group

    Today: Reminders go out from a list that does not know who already booked.

    After: Journeys run on the same patient profile the front desk sees, with consent on the record.

    Marketing Cloud
  • Example

    E-commerce manager at a Jeddah fashion chain

    Today: Online orders and store stock disagree, so staff reconcile by hand each night.

    After: Storefront and order desk share one record, and the ERP stays the source of truth.

    Commerce Cloud
  • Example

    Head of data at a Doha bank

    Today: One customer exists four times across core banking, CRM, portal and complaints.

    After: One resolved profile with match rules someone can review, served to branch, journey and agent.

    Data Cloud
  • Example

    Operations head at a Houston field-services firm

    Today: Approvals wait in email while the crew waits on site.

    After: The approval lands in the Slack channel the manager already reads and writes back to the record.

    Salesforce and Slack
Examples of the work, not case studies. Roles and cities are typical of the desks we see.

Clouds

Open the cloud your desk runs on.

Open the one that matches your week. We do not invent adoption scores.

Runtime

Three questions before you buy Agentforce seats.

If the answers are no, the honest path is a custom agent or a smaller cloud.

Does the work need a Salesforce-native runtime?
If the system of record is Salesforce and the user is already in the cloud, Agentforce is in play. If the work lives elsewhere, do not force the seat.
Is the data already identifiable?
Agentforce without identity resolution is a demo. Data Cloud first, then the agent.
Who owns the failure?
If you cannot name the person who signs the rollback, do not go live. That is the honest no.

How we work

No new cloud before week one.

  1. 01Week 1 in the orgWe read what already exists before anyone adds a cloud.
  2. 02Written noteWhat is worth fixing, what is worth finishing, and what is not. Not a dashboard.
  3. 03Fixed scope and priceWe can fix-price a named, scoped piece once the process is clear. We will not fix-price a rescue we have not assessed.
  4. 04BuildWe implement around the process you already run.
  5. 05We stayAfter go-live, a person stays on the exceptions.

The brief

Tell us what you already own.

One email starts it. We ask about the cloud and the week after. The honest no: if the work is a software factory with a named delivery date, we are the wrong partner.