Custom development on Salesforce: Apex, LWC, Flow and integrations

They are the first constraint we respect when designing. We work with bulkified patterns (operate on collections, never inside loops), a single trigger per object, SOQL outside loops and batch/queueable processes for large volumes. That way your code does not break by exceeding queries, DML or CPU when data or user volume grows.

Yes, 100%. Every development is delivered documented, with unit tests and the metadata in your own org and repository. The code and components are yours, with no vendor lock-in: they live inside your Salesforce instance, maintainable by any competent team.

Yes, and it is a common scenario. Many partners are strong in configuration and administration but not in deep development. We come in as the software factory that builds the custom part — Apex, LWC, integrations — alongside your current partner or team, without displacing them, bringing engineering discipline where declarative tools fall short.

A managed package is packaged, versioned code (typical of solutions distributed on AppExchange) with its own namespace and release cycle; the client does not edit the code directly. An unmanaged development lives as open metadata inside your org: you can see it, edit it and deploy it like any other component of yours. For a client custom development we normally work unmanaged on your org with CI/CD; a managed package makes sense when you are going to distribute or reuse the solution across several orgs.

Yes. We audit your Apex and automation to identify technical debt, conflicting triggers and risks, and we refactor incrementally without affecting operations, adding unit tests to the code we touch. We also migrate Visualforce or Classic pages to LWC when modernizing the experience makes sense.