Salesforce DevOps
Releases that stop depending on change sets
Source control, automated validation and repeatable deployments for your org, set up by a certified Development Lifecycle and Deployment Architect and handed to your team to run.
- Deployment Architect
- Salesforce CLI
- GitHub or Copado
The Problem
Most orgs still ship by change set, or by hand in production. Nobody can say exactly what changed, a deployment that worked in UAT fails in production, and a fix for one team quietly overwrites another team's work.
The fix is not a tool purchase. It is a delivery process: one source of truth, environments that match, checks that run before anything reaches production, and a way back when something slips through. We set it up around the team you have and the tools you already pay for.
What You Get
your-org/
- force-app/Your metadata in source control, retrieved from production and cleaned up
- pipeline/A deploy check and your Apex tests on every pull request, in GitHub Actions or the tool you use
- environments/A branch and sandbox strategy that matches how your team releases
- scripts/Repeatable deployments and sandbox data seeding, with no manual steps
- RELEASES.mdHow a change moves from a sandbox to production, and how to roll one back
How It Works
- 01
Discovery call (free, 30 min)
How you release today, who changes the org, and where deployments break.
- 02
Written scope and quote
The branch model, environments and checks, listed, with a quote.
- 03
Set up
Source control, the pipeline and the sandbox strategy, proven on a real change before handover.
- 04
Hand over
Your team runs the next release on the new process. Managed services can keep the pipeline current.
Proof
Certifications and field notes
The same process runs our own delivery: every change goes branch, pull request, validation, then promotion. Nothing is changed by hand in production.
Development Lifecycle and Deployment Architect
System Architect
Platform Developer II
FAQ
Do we need to buy a DevOps tool?
Not necessarily. The Salesforce CLI and GitHub cover most teams. If you already pay for Copado or use DevOps Center, we build the process around it rather than replace it.
Our org has years of changes nobody tracked. Where do we start?
With a retrieval and cleanup of what is in production, so source control starts from the truth. Unused metadata gets flagged, not deleted, until you confirm it.
Can our admins still build?
Yes. Admins keep building in sandboxes and the process picks up their changes. We train them on the steps that change for them, usually just opening a pull request.
What about test data in sandboxes?
Seeding scripts load the data each sandbox needs, so a refresh no longer means a day of manual setup.
Still deploying by change set?
Thirty minutes with the architect who would do the work. You leave with a recommended next step.
Book a free 30-min call