Salesforce Consulting Services
Transform your Salesforce investment into your biggest competitive advantage with a trusted Salesforce Consulting Partner.

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Salesforce Solutions We Offer
Work with a Trusted Salesforce Consultant
We have built on Salesforce for more than 16 years, long enough to know how orgs age and where early shortcuts turn into expensive problems later. Every project starts with understanding how your business runs, then building a system that stays maintainable as your data, users, and integrations grow.
Our team speaks at Dreamforce and at user group meetings around the country, and we review each Salesforce release to find what’s worth bringing to our clients. Staying active on the platform helps keep the team sharp.

Salesforce Clouds We Specialize In
Deep expertise across the entire Salesforce ecosystem

Case Study
Andy Talley Bone Marrow Foundation
Leveraging Nonprofit Cloud to track donations, fundraising events, outreach, and more.
Andy Talley Bone Marrow Foundation partnered with Soliant to build Salesforce functionality that tracks donated items for fundraising auctions and automatically emails thank you notes to donors based on a complex set of donation criteria.
Work With Our Salesforce Team
We build Salesforce solutions tailored to how your business actually works, from a first implementation to an integration, a rebuild of an org carrying technical debt, or ongoing support after launch.
Our consultants learn your processes before configuring anything, and we stay involved for years past the first project. Soliant is employee-owned, so the people on your project are personally invested in the result.
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FAQs
What does a Salesforce consulting partner actually do?
A Salesforce consulting partner designs, builds, and maintains an implementation shaped around your business processes rather than around the platform’s defaults. We start by learning how your organization runs, then build from there.
- Roadmapping and building Salesforce solutions that improve customer service, operational efficiency, and long-term growth.
- Connecting Salesforce to your other business systems so data lives in one place and teams stop rekeying it.
- Reducing technical debt in an existing org, simplifying what got complicated, and adding features that match where the business is headed.
- Training your team and supporting adoption so Salesforce becomes the system of record instead of a tool people work around.
How do you align a Salesforce project across business and technical leadership?
We translate business goals into specific Salesforce capabilities, then align the architecture behind them with your IT team’s requirements for security and data governance.
- Executive goals around growth, margin, and customer experience become concrete capabilities like pipeline visibility, case management, or a self-service portal.
- IT and technical leaders weigh in on architecture, integrations, data governance, and security before anything gets built.
- Sales, service, operations, and program staff tell us how approvals, handoffs, and reporting actually work today.
- Disagreements surface during discovery instead of after launch, when changing course costs considerably more.
Which Salesforce clouds and products do you specialize in?
We work across Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, Experience Cloud, Life Sciences Cloud, Nonprofit Cloud, and the Nonprofit Success Pack (NPSP). Most of our projects combine more than one.
- Sales Cloud covers pipeline management, forecasting, sales process design, and sales analytics.
- Service Cloud handles omnichannel case management, knowledge management, and service processes so support teams work from a single record.
- Experience Cloud powers secure customer, partner, and vendor portals that expose the right data to people outside your organization.
- Salesforce Life Sciences Cloud unifies clinical, medical, and commercial data for a 360-degree view of customers and patients. We support Veeva migrations and ground-up implementations.
- Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud and NPSP support fundraising, program delivery, and donor management.
Most engagements pair these with custom development, integrations, and automation.
When should we bring in a Salesforce consulting partner instead of handling it internally?
Bring in a partner when your team hits a skills gap, has outgrown a basic configuration, needs Salesforce connected to other systems, or is carrying technical debt and low adoption that internal resources cannot clear. Most organizations we talk to are dealing with several of these at once.
- Skills gap. No in-house Salesforce architecture or development expertise, and getting it right the first time matters more than working it out as you go.
- Outgrown the setup. Out-of-the-box configuration works up to a point. At some stage Salesforce needs to mirror your own processes, products, and data model.
- Disconnected systems. An ERP, a legacy CRM, or custom databases slowing teams down while Salesforce runs in parallel instead of tying everything together.
- Technical debt and low adoption. Poor data quality and unused features rarely fix themselves. They usually point to a redesign.
- Accountability to leadership. You need to show Salesforce is returning value through better reporting, automation, and customer experience.
What types of organizations and projects do you work on?
We work with mid-market and enterprise organizations, nonprofits and foundations, life sciences companies, and regulated industries like financial services and mortgage. The common thread is complexity.
- Mid-market and enterprise organizations that have outgrown a basic Salesforce setup and need something built around how their business operates.
- Nonprofits and foundations modernizing fundraising, engagement, and program tracking on Nonprofit Cloud or NPSP.
- Life sciences organizations managing HCP and HCO data, patient services, and commercial engagement, including teams migrating off Veeva under a fixed deadline.
- Financial services, mortgage, and other regulated organizations where compliance requirements make a generic implementation a poor fit.
The projects vary. We have delivered new implementations, modernization work that reduces technical debt in aging orgs, and custom builds like a loan origination platform with integrated marketing automation. We also built the DirectID app for MedPro Systems, which gives sales reps and MSLs real-time access to HCP and HCO license data inside any Salesforce org.
How do you measure Salesforce project success and ROI?
We define success metrics with your team before configuration begins, then build the reporting that tracks them.
- Metrics get set up front. Sales cycle time, lead conversion rate, first response time, CSAT, donation growth, or whatever matters most to your organization.
- Dashboards give leaders and front-line staff real-time visibility into those numbers instead of leaving them buried in spreadsheets.
- We turn business questions like “where are deals getting stuck” into specific report components.
- Consistent data capture keeps metrics accurate and comparable as time passes.
- Adoption indicators like login rates, record creation, and process usage show us if Salesforce is becoming your system of record.
- Health checks after launch let us tune automation, integrations, and data quality as the business changes.
Efficiency gains show up in the same reporting. Automating lead assignment, follow-up reminders, approvals, and case routing removes manual work, and the hours recovered are measurable.
What is the difference between a standard Salesforce implementation and a custom implementation?
A standard Salesforce implementation turns on core features with minimal configuration; a custom implementation with Soliant Consulting models your specific processes, data structures, and integrations directly in Salesforce so the platform works around your business ‚ not the other way around.
- A standard implementation assumes your processes already fit how Salesforce works out of the box. For some organizations, that’s fine. For most, it creates gaps.
- Soliant Consulting begins a custom implementation with discovery and roadmapping, then models your specific processes, data structures, and integrations into the platform.
- Automation, security, and user experience are all designed around your organization ‚ not generic defaults.
- The practical difference shows up over time: a well-built custom implementation drives measurable productivity gains, supports growth, and avoids the costly rework that comes from outgrowing a setup that was never quite right to begin with.
Can I improve or re-implement our existing Salesforce org instead of starting from scratch?
Yes ‚ Soliant Consulting regularly modernizes existing Salesforce orgs by assessing the current data model, reducing technical debt, simplifying configuration, and establishing governance practices that prevent future problems from accumulating. Starting from scratch is rarely the right answer.
- Soliant Consulting begins by assessing the existing org’s data model, automations, and integrations to identify where complexity, bottlenecks, and fragility live.
- Soliant Consulting simplifies and redesigns configuration, introduces scalable patterns, and aligns Salesforce with current processes and business strategy.
- Soliant Consulting puts governance and best practices in place to prevent future technical debt from accumulating and keep the org maintainable over the long term.
Most organizations don’t need to start over. They need a partner who can untangle what’s there and build something better on top of it.
How quickly can I launch a Salesforce solution?
Soliant Consulting can launch focused, single-cloud Salesforce implementations in weeks; larger multi-cloud or heavily integrated solutions are structured in phases so value is delivered early while a strong long-term foundation is built in parallel.
Timeline depends on scope and complexity ‚ but Soliant Consulting specializes in launching custom Salesforce systems quickly without sacrificing quality.
- For focused implementations ‚ a single cloud with a narrow scope ‚ an initial launch can be delivered in weeks, with additional phases extending functionality from there.
- For larger multi-cloud or heavily integrated solutions, Soliant Consulting structures work in phases so early value is visible while the full build progresses.
- Soliant Consulting plans the work so momentum is visible from the start and the project moves as fast as the scope responsibly allows.
How does Soliant support Salesforce adoption and change management?
Soliant Consulting supports Salesforce adoption through tailored training plans, user-centered configuration, and post-launch monitoring that closes adoption gaps over time.
A successful Salesforce rollout depends on people as much as technology. Adoption has to be planned for, not hoped for ‚and Soliant Consulting builds that into every project from day one.
- Soliant Consulting develops communication and training plans aligned to each user group’s responsibilities and comfort level with Salesforce.
- Soliant Consulting provides live and virtual training sessions, along with supporting materials tailored to your specific processes and configuration.
- Soliant Consulting configures Salesforce with user experience in mind, minimizing clicks and confusion so it becomes the easiest place to work.
- Soliant Consulting monitors post-launch usage and feedback, then iterates on configuration and training to close any adoption gaps.
Getting users engaged and confident takes continued attention after go-live, and Soliant Consulting stays committed to that process alongside you.