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Salesforce objects, fields, flows and reports set up around how your team actually sells, plus AWS servers, storage, deployment and monitoring — configured with access scoped to what is genuinely needed. Three packages from $150.
What it does
Scoped, built and supported by one developer — no account manager, no handover to someone you have not met. More about how I work.
Salesforce objects, flows and reportsAWS servers, storage and deploymentsMonitoring so failures are noticedAccess scoped to the minimum requiredSalesforce work here is objects, fields, flows, assignment rules and the reports your team asked for. It follows how you actually sell, not a generic layout.
AWS work is hosting, storage, a deployment pipeline and monitoring, with access limited to what the job needs. If you want both, they are written as two parts of one scope. If you want one, that is all you buy.
Your CRM and your cloud, configured and connected
Salesforce objects, fields, flows and reports set up around how your team actually sells, plus AWS servers, storage, deployment and monitoring — configured with access scoped to what is genuinely needed.
3–5 working days
Custom fields and page layout changesOr: one service deployed to AWSOne report or dashboardAccess review and clean-upWritten handover notes7 days post-launch support1–2 weeks
Everything in BasicCustom objects and record typesAutomated flows and assignment rulesOr: AWS hosting, storage and domainsReports and dashboards you asked forScoped IAM roles and permissions14 days post-launch support2–4 weeks
Everything in StandardSalesforce connected to your other toolsDeployment pipeline and environmentsMonitoring and failure alertingData migration or importDocumentation and handover session30 days post-launch supportBefore you book
The specific limits of this gig — what it will do, what it will refuse, and what the price covers.
Still have a question? Get in touchEither, or both, and the scope says which. Salesforce here means objects, fields, flows and reports. AWS means servers, storage, deployment and monitoring. You do not have to buy both to book one.
You do. Access is granted inside your account, limited to what the job needs, and yours to revoke when the work ends. Credentials are not copied out into a repository.
Yes. Salesforce changes are shown in a sandbox or a separate environment first. AWS work uses a separate environment before anything is pointed at production.
That is the Basic package: custom fields and a page layout, or one service deployed to AWS, plus one report and an access clean-up. Larger objects, flows and pipelines are Standard and Premium.
