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Abstrakt Solutions has been a Salesforce Consulting Partner since 2017. We implement, integrate, fix and run Salesforce for mid-market and enterprise companies across the U.S., with a team that holds 150 Salesforce certifications.
A Salesforce consulting partner plans, builds and improves your Salesforce org so it fits how your business actually works. That means choosing the right clouds, designing the data model, configuring automation, connecting Salesforce to your ERP and other systems, moving your data in, training your team and supporting the org after launch. Good partners also tell you what not to build.
Whether you are buying Salesforce for the first time or trying to get value from an org you already have.
New Salesforce orgs and new clouds, scoped around how your team actually sells and serves. Discovery, data model, automation, integrations, training and launch.
Explore salesforce implementation →An onshore team of admins, developers and architects on call, instead of a single in-house admin. Enhancements, user support, releases and ongoing cleanup.
Explore managed services & administration →For orgs that work but underperform: low adoption, unreliable dashboards, automation nobody trusts. We simplify, fix the data and rebuild reporting.
Explore salesforce optimization →Salesforce connected to your ERP, billing, marketing and support systems through MuleSoft, Workato or custom APIs, with one system of record per field.
Explore salesforce integration →Moves from HubSpot, Dynamics, spreadsheets or a legacy CRM, and Classic to Lightning. Data mapping, deduplication and cutover without losing history.
Explore salesforce migration →Apex, Lightning Web Components and custom objects when configuration runs out, built so your next admin can maintain them.
Explore custom development →A structured review of security, data quality, automation, technical debt and adoption, with a prioritized fix list.
Explore health check & audit →Stalled or failed projects, including ones another partner started. We assess what can be kept, stabilize it and finish the job.
Explore implementation rescue →A Salesforce Consulting Partner since 2017, with 150 Salesforce certifications on the team. Industry accreditations are earned from Salesforce for demonstrated expertise and delivery in each industry.
Most companies come to us in one of these situations. Find yours, then read the guide for that service.
| Your situation | Start with | Why |
|---|---|---|
| You are buying Salesforce, or adding a new cloud to an org you have | Implementation | Scope, data model and integrations are cheapest to get right before anything is built. |
| You are leaving HubSpot, Dynamics, another CRM or spreadsheets | Migration | Cleanup, mapping and a cutover plan decide whether history and trust survive the move. |
| Salesforce works, but adoption is low and dashboards are doubted | Optimization | Simplifying fields, automation and reports usually does more than adding features. |
| You are not sure what is wrong, or you are about to plan AI | Health check | A ranked list of risks and fixes gives you a plan before you spend on either. |
| A project with another partner stalled, overran or went live unusable | Rescue | Triage decides what to keep, fix or rebuild so the business stops losing time. |
| Sales, finance and service key the same data into different systems | Integration | One system of record per field ends the re-keying and the arguments about whose number is right. |
| Your admin left, or the request queue keeps growing | Managed services | A team that knows your org handles admin, releases and enhancements without one-person risk. |
| Configuration cannot model a process you depend on | Custom development | Apex, Lightning Web Components and APIs, built only where configuration falls short. |
Not sure? The org health self-assessment and the implementation readiness assessment are twenty questions each and run in your browser. Budgeting? See how Salesforce consulting is priced.
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What a Salesforce consulting partner can take off your plate, from the first build to the daily admin queue.
New orgs and new clouds, designed around how your teams sell and serve, with data migrated and users trained before launch.
Day-to-day admin, enhancements and release testing from a team that knows your org, instead of relying on one person.
Fewer fields, consolidated automation and reports people trust, for orgs that work but underdeliver.
Salesforce connected to ERP, billing, marketing and support systems, with one system of record for each shared field.
Moving from another CRM or spreadsheets with cleanup, mapping, test loads and a cutover plan that keeps history.
A ranked review of security, data quality, automation and technical debt, so you know what to fix first.
Triage for stalled or failed projects: stabilize what the business depends on, then keep, fix or rebuild each part.
Record-triggered and scheduled Flows that remove manual steps, including moving off retired Workflow Rules and Process Builder.
Duplicate rules, validation and ownership of key fields, the groundwork every report and AI agent depends on.
Agreed metric definitions and role-based dashboards that leadership actually runs meetings from.
Pipeline design, forecasting, routing and handoffs across marketing, sales and service, built into Salesforce.
Agents, summaries and drafting grounded in your CRM data, with permissions, testing and human review planned in.
Role-based training, in-app guidance and usage measures that show whether people are working in the system.
Apex, Lightning Web Components and APIs when configuration cannot model the process, built to be maintained.
Permission sets, sharing, integration users and audit trails reviewed against how your org is really used.
Sandboxes, source control and testing so changes reach production safely through each seasonal release.
The CRM where sales pipeline lives, when it is built right.
The operating system for modern customer service, case, knowledge, voice, and AI agent assist together.
Cross-channel marketing, email, mobile, journey, and data-cloud-powered personalization at scale.
Configure-price-quote, billing, subscription management, and quote-to-cash on Salesforce.
Unify customer data into a real-time profile that powers segmentation, analytics, and AI.
Customer, partner, and employee portals built on Salesforce.
Industry CRM for wealth management, banking, insurance, and lending, built for compliance from the start.
AI agents that handle real work inside Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, and Marketing Cloud.
AI-powered IT service management on Salesforce, deflect tickets and resolve issues faster.
Salesforce data and governed actions, inside Claude.
Enterprise API platform, for connecting Salesforce, ERP, data warehouses, and the rest of your stack.
Executive analytics, embedded dashboards, and CRM Analytics built on Tableau.
Scheduling, dispatch, mobile work orders and parts for teams that work on site.
Agentforce agents are only as good as the records and processes behind them. Our Agentforce Center of Excellence, launched in March 2026, starts with data readiness and governance, then builds agents with evaluation in place from day one.
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Our office is in downtown St. Louis, Missouri, and our U.S.-based consultants work with companies across the country. These are the markets we focus on:
New YorkLos AngelesChicagoDallas–Fort WorthHoustonWashington, DCMiamiAtlantaPhiladelphiaSan Francisco Bay AreaBostonSeattlePhoenixDetroitMinneapolis–St. PaulRiversideSan DiegoDenverTampa BayCharlotteBaltimoreSan JoseOrlandoAustinSt. LouisPortlandSan AntonioPittsburghSacramentoNashvilleLas VegasCincinnatiIndianapolisKansas CityColumbusClevelandJacksonvilleVirginia BeachRaleighMilwaukeeProvidenceSalt Lake CityRichmondOklahoma CityLouisvilleHartfordMemphisBirminghamBuffaloStamfordGrand RapidsOmahaRochesterNew OrleansFresnoHonoluluAlbanyTulsaTucsonGreenvilleSarasotaCharlestonKnoxvilleBaton RougeVentura CountyDes MoinesAlbuquerqueBoiseColumbiaWorcesterAllentownFort MyersBakersfieldMadisonDaytonGreensboroColorado SpringsEl PasoLittle RockDurhamProvoPoughkeepsieLakelandStocktonAkronSyracusePortland, MaineWinston-SalemWichitaHarrisburgMelbourneOgdenRenoNew HavenDaytona BeachMcAllenFayettevilleToledoSpokaneJackson All locations →
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Twenty questions on goals, process, data, integrations and people, for teams about to implement Salesforce or add a cloud.
Twenty questions on security, data quality, automation, adoption and AI readiness, with a score for each area and the fixes to make first.
Weight nine criteria and compare up to three Salesforce consulting partners side by side before you sign a statement of work.
Plain-English definitions of the terms that come up in scoping calls, from sandboxes and permission sets to cutover and hypercare.
Twenty questions on definitions, data, handoffs, forecasting and operating model that place your revenue operations in one of four stages.
Yes. Abstrakt Solutions is a Salesforce consulting, implementation and integration partner: a Salesforce Select partner since 2017, with 150 Salesforce certifications and 7 Salesforce industry and expert accreditations. We implement new orgs and clouds, integrate Salesforce with ERP, billing and marketing systems, migrate data from other CRMs, and run managed services, for every department from sales and service to finance and operations.
A Salesforce consultant designs, builds and improves your Salesforce org so it matches how your business sells, serves and reports. That covers scoping and data modeling, configuration and automation, integrations with your other systems, data migration, training and ongoing support. A consulting partner also advises on which Salesforce products you actually need and which you can skip.
A freelancer is one person with one set of skills. A consulting partner brings a team (admins, developers, architects and integration specialists) and stays accountable if someone leaves. Abstrakt has been a Salesforce Consulting Partner since 2017, and our team holds 150 Salesforce certifications.
It depends on scope, data and integrations. Some examples from our own work: a HubSpot to Salesforce migration for a compliance-software company took 4–6 weeks; a cybersecurity company moved 2,300 accounts onto Sales and Service Cloud in 6–8 weeks; a Salesforce health check and cleanup for a technology-services firm took a 20-hour Jumpstart. Multi-cloud programs with ERP integration run longer.
Cost follows scope: the number of clouds, users and integrations, and how much data has to move. Project work is priced after a discovery call, once the scope is clear. Ongoing managed services are priced separately from project work.
No. Abstrakt is headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri, and works with companies across the United States, with 100 focus markets where our industry experience matches the local economy.
Sales Cloud, Service Cloud (including Field Service), Marketing Cloud and Account Engagement, Revenue Cloud and CPQ, Data Cloud, Experience Cloud, Financial Services Cloud, Agentforce, MuleSoft and Tableau / CRM Analytics.
Yes. Rescue work is a regular part of our practice. We start by assessing what can be kept, then stabilize and finish it. One example: an industrial-services firm had paid a previous partner over $100,000 for a Field Service build it could not use; we rebuilt it and cut licensing for 75–100 field workers.
Often not for day-to-day work. A partner earns its place when the work needs skills one admin rarely has at once: integration design, data migration, custom development, security review or a new cloud. Plenty of companies keep their admin and bring in a partner for projects, for release testing or as backup so the org does not depend on one person.
A short list of what is not working and who it affects, the Salesforce edition and clouds you have (or are considering), the other systems that need to connect, and any deadline that matters, such as a contract renewal or a busy season. Screenshots of the reports leadership relies on help too. You do not need a requirements document.
Yes. In March 2026 we launched an Agentforce Center of Excellence that brings our production Agentforce and Claude work into one delivery framework with evaluation and governance. Most AI projects succeed or fail on data readiness, so we usually start there.
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