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I will automate your salesforce processes with flow builder and apex
Certified Salesforce Developer, Flow Automation and CRM Setup
Salesforce Developer with delivery experience on an enterprise CPQ and Sales Cloud implementation for a global air transport IT company.
Certified: Platform Developer I, Administrator, Agentforce Spe...
About this Gig
- Manual data entry, missed follow-ups, and reps updating records by hand are not Salesforce problems. They are automation gaps. I close them.
I'm a certified Salesforce Platform Developer I and Administrator, currently delivering an enterprise CPQ and Sales Cloud implementation. I build automation your own admin can still maintain after I hand it over.
WHAT I BUILD
Record-Triggered, Screen and Scheduled Flows
Approval processes and multi-step routing
Lead and case auto-assignment, task and email automation
Validation rules, formula fields, roll-up summaries
Apex triggers and classes when Flow genuinely isn't enough
Cleanup of tangled legacy Workflow Rules and Process Builder
HOW I WORK
You describe the manual process
I confirm scope and edge cases in writing before building
I build in your sandbox, never straight into production
You get a short handover doc and a walkthrough video
I build declarative-first. Apex is a last resort, not a flex. Code is what makes an org expensive to maintain later.
Message me with the process that's costing your team hours and I'll tell you honestly whether it's worth automating.
Software:
Salesforce
My Portfolio
FAQ
Do you need admin access to my Salesforce org?
I need a sandbox with permission to build Flows, usually a System Administrator profile on a sandbox rather than production. If you would rather not grant access at all, I can build in my own developer org and send you a deployable package with instructions.
What if I do not know whether I need Flow or Apex?
That is my job, not yours. Describe the process in plain English and I will tell you which one it needs and why. I default to Flow because it is cheaper for you to maintain long term.
Can you fix automation someone else built badly?
Yes, and it is a common request. Send me the org and I will audit what is there first, then quote the cleanup. Sometimes rebuilding is cheaper than untangling, and I will tell you honestly which one applies.
