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Salesforce optimization: audit, cleanup and improvement of your existing org

We audit your Salesforce org, hand you a prioritized remediation plan and execute it: technical debt, obsolete automations, dirty data, security and performance. We bring your org back to a healthy state and leave the practices to keep it that way.

CMMI Level 2
5.0★ on Clutch
200+ projects
Code 100% yours · MTY + Texas

Salesforce optimization is a scoped engagement on an org that is already in production.

We start with a full health check —metadata, security, permissions, data quality and performance— which produces an executive report with findings, prioritized risks and a remediation plan with estimated effort. Then we execute the improvements in impact order: we migrate obsolete automations (Workflow Rules and Process Builder) to Flow, clean up the data, tidy profiles and permissions, and resolve the performance bottlenecks. You don't need to have hired us for the original build: we work on any org, including one you inherited or that another vendor set up.

Why iTechDev

Fixed budget

Scope and price defined before we start. No hourly billing, no ambiguous scope.

Code 100% yours

All code and configuration are your property from the first commit. No vendor lock-in.

Progress every 2 weeks

Live functional demos each sprint. You see real progress, not a months-long black box.

Engineering with process

CMMI Level 2, 5.0★ on Clutch and 200+ projects. Nearshore team in Monterrey + Texas, in your time zone (CST).

When you need it

Your org grew without governance and is now a mess: unused fields and objects, duplicate or orphaned automations, profiles and permission sets that are impossible to audit.
Adoption is low: your users fight the tool, capture data halfway or work around it, and reports don't reflect the real pipeline.
Salesforce feels slow or throws errors: heavy pages, slow automations and governor limit errors that block critical operations.
You inherited the org —through a team departure, an acquisition or a vendor change— and need to understand what you have, what risks you carry and what can be improved.
Salesforce is retiring Workflow Rules and Process Builder, and you need to migrate those automations to Flow before they lose support.
You're about to invest in a new Salesforce project and want to clean up the foundation first, so you don't build on top of technical debt.

What it includes

Org audit / health check

A complete review with specialized tools (Salesforce Optimizer, Security Health Check and metadata analysis): unused fields and objects, automations, profiles and permissions, data quality, limits and performance.

Prioritized remediation plan

An executive report with the findings, risks ordered by impact and an action plan with estimated effort for each improvement. You decide what to tackle first with data, not blindly.

Migration to Flow

We migrate your Workflow Rules and Process Builder to Flow —the only declarative automation technology with a future-proof path on Salesforce— consolidating duplicate logic and removing orphaned automations.

Data cleanup

Deduplication, normalization and enrichment of records; ownerless accounts, stageless opportunities and empty required fields. Always in sandbox first, with backups and a rollback plan.

Security and permissions

We tidy profiles, permission sets and the sharing model; we close excess access and leave an auditable scheme aligned with Security Health Check recommendations.

Performance

We resolve the bottlenecks that cause limit errors: inefficient SOQL queries, non-bulkified triggers and heavy flows that degrade response times.

Adoption and governance dashboard

Org health and per-user adoption dashboards, plus a governance framework (naming conventions and review cadence) so the org doesn't degrade again.

How we work

1

Audit

We scan the org with specialized tools —Salesforce Optimizer, Security Health Check and metadata analysis— and map automations, permissions, data quality and performance.

2

Diagnosis

We deliver an executive report with the findings, risks prioritized by impact and a remediation plan with estimated effort for each improvement.

3

Remediation

We execute in impact order: security and permissions first, performance next, migration to Flow and data cleanup last. We validate everything in sandbox before touching production. Deliverable: improvements deployed with a backup and rollback plan on every change.

4

Verification

We re-measure against the health-check baseline —limit errors, response times, duplicates and adoption— to confirm the real effect of each improvement with your team. Deliverable: a before/after report with the indicators that moved, with no invented percentages.

5

Prevention

We leave the governance framework, the health dashboards and a review cadence so the team keeps the org healthy without relying on emergency audits. Deliverable: documented naming conventions, health dashboards and a review calendar.

Tech stack

The tools and platforms we build it with — chosen for your problem, not for hype.

Health CheckOptimizerFlowApexReports/DashboardsSalesforce OptimizerField Audit TrailPermission SetsLightning MigrationData LoaderEinsteinEvent MonitoringSOQLSandbox

Frequently asked questions

What exactly does the health check include?

A complete review of the org: unused fields and objects, automations (Workflow Rules, Process Builder, Flow and Apex), profiles and permission sets, the sharing model, data quality, limit usage (governor limits) and performance. We use tools like Salesforce Optimizer and Security Health Check, and the result is an executive report with findings and risks prioritized by impact, not an unreadable technical dump.

How long does an optimization take?

The initial health check is a scoped engagement that usually takes 1 to 3 weeks, depending on the size of the org and the data volume. Remediation is planned afterward, based on the number of findings and their complexity; when we hand you the diagnosis you already know the estimated effort of each improvement so you can decide scope and order.

Do you work on an org you didn't implement?

Yes. Most optimizations are precisely on orgs set up by another vendor or by an internal team that is no longer around. Part of the value of the health check is understanding what's there and documenting it. To get started we only need administrator access (or read-only auditor access for the initial phase) and a point of contact on your side.

Can we lose data during cleanup?

No. All cleanup and every change is tested first in a sandbox, with full backups and a defined rollback plan. We only execute in production after validating the result with your team. We never run a deduplication or a mass change directly on production without that safety net.

How do you measure the ROI of optimizing the org?

We don't promise a fixed improvement percentage because it depends on each org. What we do is measure a baseline during the health check —limit errors, response times, duplicate records, per-user adoption— and re-measure it after remediation with the health dashboards. That way ROI shows up in your own numbers (fewer errors blocking operations, reliable data to report on, and users who actually use the tool), not in a generic statistic.

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