A senior architect reviews your workflows, maps your data landscape, and builds a technical blueprint before you buy licenses or write configuration.
“Don't configure your platform for processes you haven't mapped. Design the data model first, then build.”
Three concrete outcomes. Every audit. Same rhythm, ranked by dollar impact.
We map your target system landscape and design a Salesforce data model diagram detailing standard and custom object relationships, ensuring your integrations fit before configuration begins.
We translate your operational needs into functional user stories with clear acceptance criteria, separating core operational needs from secondary feature requests.
A chronological timeline outlining project sprints, milestones, testing phases, and go-live dates, paired with a detailed risk, constraints, and technical debt log.
We run an architect-led technical diagnostic that translates your operational workflows into concrete Salesforce configurations. Here is exactly what we deliver in each phase.
We gather your existing documentation, define workshop objectives, and align key stakeholders and subject matter experts on the scoping schedule.
We run interactive sessions to trace everyday user journeys, map current-state workflows, and identify operational bottlenecks across your teams.
We review your legacy databases, third-party system dependencies, security standards, and API requirements to map out potential migration roadblocks.
We design optimized future-state workflows and map them directly to native Salesforce features, identifying where custom objects are required.
We organize all requested features into a prioritized backlog, writing clear user stories and acceptance criteria to separate core needs from nice-to-haves.
We consolidate our findings into a phased implementation roadmap, present the target KPI framework, and deliver a detailed project scope definition.
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Get a visual architecture blueprint, a prioritized backlog, and a phased roadmap before you configure a single object.