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Salesforce Integration

One Customer Record,Consistent Across Every System.

Salesforce rarely operates alone. We design and build the integration layer that connects Salesforce to SAP, ERP and data platforms, so customer and order data stays consistent instead of drifting apart in silos.

  • API First Design

    Built for change, not one off fixes

  • Consistent Customer Data

    Across Salesforce and core systems

  • CI/CD for Salesforce

    Safer, faster releases

Integration Designed to Last

Enterprise Experience

Collaborating with forward-thinking organizations across industries.

  • LTIMindtree
  • Boston Scientific
  • Techila Global Services
  • Saudi Aramco
  • Tavant
  • Arabic Computer Systems
  • KaarTech

What does Salesforce integration involve?

Salesforce integration connects the CRM to the other systems that hold customer, order and product data, most commonly SAP or another ERP, along with data platforms and identity systems. It covers choosing the right integration pattern, whether real-time API, event-driven or batch, defining which system is the source of truth for each data object, and setting up CI/CD pipelines so Salesforce changes can be developed, tested and released safely alongside integration changes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions

It depends on the data object. We typically treat Salesforce as the source of truth for customer engagement and opportunity data, while financial and fulfillment data stays owned by the ERP, connected through integration rather than duplicated ad hoc.

Yes. This is one of our most common integration patterns, since many of our clients run SAP as their core system of record alongside Salesforce for customer engagement.

CI/CD for Salesforce means changes to flows, code and configuration move through source control, automated testing and controlled deployment rather than being made directly in production. It reduces the risk of one team's change breaking another team's work.

We build monitoring and error handling into the integration layer itself, so failed syncs are flagged and retried or escalated rather than silently leaving records out of sync.

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  • Connect
  • Synchronize
  • Deliver