Author name: Himanshu

In Salesforce, business data rarely exists in isolation. Accounts and Contacts are closely linked, and keeping them synchronized is crucial for maintaining trust, accuracy, and operational flow across your CRM. But what happens when a key field—like Industry on the Account—changes, and your related records don’t reflect that update? That’s exactly the scenario we’re solving […]

In Salesforce, the more automation you build into your record creation process, the more consistent and reliable your data becomes. One such powerful automation strategy involves auto-filling key fields based on business logic—like setting the Rating field based on the selected Industry. In this blog, we cover a simple yet impactful use case: when a

Data consistency is one of the cornerstones of a clean and effective Salesforce org. Whether it’s during data entry, integrations, or form-based inputs, ensuring that billing and shipping addresses are aligned can save time, reduce errors, and simplify processes for both users and automation logic. In this blog, we walk through a real-world scenario where

In Salesforce, ensuring that key fields are populated correctly at the time of record creation is essential for reliable data management, consistent workflows, and smooth downstream automation. One area where this is especially useful is when working with custom objects like Position__c, where specific business logic must dictate how records are initialized. In this blog,

In Salesforce, one of the best ways to speed up your sales process is to automate predictable patterns—like creating an Opportunity as soon as a new Account is onboarded. This ensures that your pipeline stays active, no follow-up is forgotten, and your team never misses a potential sales conversation. In this blog, we introduce a

When it comes to keeping your Salesforce CRM clean, connected, and user-friendly, automation plays a critical role. One common pattern many businesses rely on is ensuring that every Account has at least one associated Contact. But expecting users to manually create a Contact after every new Account entry? That’s inefficient, error-prone, and just not scalable.

Managing customer service and support workflows efficiently in Salesforce often requires keeping parent records in sync with their related child objects. One such use case is keeping track of the most recently created Case against an Account—a crucial piece of data that helps sales and support teams stay aligned and proactive. In this blog, we

Smart automation doesn’t always mean doing everything by default. Sometimes, you want control—logic that only fires under the right conditions. In Salesforce, one such scenario is deciding whether to create a Contact or Opportunity based on specific field values at the time of Account creation. This blog covers a clean, efficient after-insert Apex trigger that

Maintaining alignment between related records in Salesforce is essential for building trust in your CRM data. One of the most overlooked yet impactful syncs is between Opportunities and their parent Accounts, especially when it comes to keeping track of the most recent deal value. In this blog, we walk through a simple and efficient Apex

Keeping track of changes to critical fields like phone numbers is essential for maintaining data transparency and operational awareness within your Salesforce org. Instead of relying on memory, scattered notes, or external audits, you can build simple, scalable automation that makes these changes visible—right where your users need them. In this blog, we explore a