Salesforce integration delivery for teams that want working interfaces and the source code behind them. We build the integration and hand over a Spring Boot project — no runtime licence, no dependency on us to keep it running.
Opportunity to ERP sales order on Closed Won, with the invoice returning to the CRM record. Bi-directional inventory and account sync. Nightly extracts into a warehouse for reporting. File-based exchange with partners who still mandate SFTP, parsed and upserted into Salesforce.
API limit exhaustion, row-level lock contention on parallel writes, validation rules rejecting records the integration considers valid, and expired or revoked tokens. Each needs different handling — some retry with backoff, others must surface to a person — and getting that wrong is what makes an integration look unreliable.
Related: Salesforce with Spring Boot: a developer's guide, ERP integration, and supported connectors.