Some requirements never fit in a Flow. When yours stop fitting, you need a developer who knows the platform’s limits before writing a line, not after a deployment fails. We build Apex, Lightning Web Components and custom Salesforce applications that hold up at volume and stay readable for whoever inherits them.
20x Salesforce certified. 1,400+ platform hours. 100% job success score.
Point-and-click covers a surprising amount. A good admin with Flow can automate most of what a growing company needs, and you should exhaust that before anyone opens a code editor. Hours spent writing something the platform already does are hours you paid twice for.
But the ceiling is real. Business logic with a dozen branching conditions becomes a Flow nobody can safely edit. A nightly reconciliation touching half a million rows will not finish in a synchronous transaction. A screen your team hits forty times a day stays clumsy because standard page layouts only bend so far.
Where it goes wrong is the code written in a rush. SOQL queries sitting inside loops that pass testing on a handful of records and collapse during a data load. Multiple triggers on one object firing in an order nobody wrote down. Test classes that assert nothing and exist purely to clear the coverage gate. Each shortcut becomes technical debt, and technical debt is paid back with interest every time the business asks for a change.
Our approach is unglamorous and it works. Design before build. Bulkification as a rule, not an optimisation. Governor limits treated as a design constraint rather than a surprise. Code reviewed by a second developer before it merges. That is what makes custom work an asset instead of a liability.
What's included
One trigger per object, with logic in handler and service Apex classes that can be tested in isolation. Bulk-safe from the first commit, recursion controlled, SOQL queries outside loops. Apex triggers written this way behave identically on one record and on two hundred.
LWC development for record pages, screen flows, utility bar tools and Experience Cloud. We build custom user interfaces that fetch only the data they need, so the page renders instead of spinning. Where Salesforce Lightning offers a standard component that does the job, we use it and tell you we did.
Objects, relationships and data models designed deliberately, because a lookup that should have been a master-detail is among the most painful things to change in a mature org. We model first, build second.
Our Salesforce custom app development services deliver complete Lightning apps: navigation, permissions, interface, automation and reporting assembled into one thing your team works inside all day. Salesforce cloud application development for processes currently living in a spreadsheet or a tool that never talks to your CRM.
High-volume jobs built as batch Apex, recurring work on scheduled Apex, and queueable methods for anything that should not block a user. Each one with failure logging and retry handling, so a job that dies at 3am shows up in a report rather than being discovered three weeks later.
We maintain what you have, and when there is a case for moving, we rebuild Visualforce pages as Lightning Web Components in stages. Nobody loses a working screen on a Monday.
Our process
We pin down the actual requirement, the data volume it must survive, and the edge cases that break naive code. First we check whether configuration already solves it, because the cheapest Apex is the Apex you never write. You get a technical scope, not a guess.
Before any code, we design the data model, decide where business logic lives, and budget against governor limits. Work too heavy for a synchronous transaction is marked for batch or asynchronous processing now, by design, rather than after a limit exception reaches one of your users.
Code is built in a sandbox environment, bulkified from the first commit, with SOQL queries kept outside loops. Every class ships with unit tests that assert real behavior, not just test coverage for its own sake, and a second developer reviews it before it merges.
We deploy with Salesforce DX against a written deployment plan with a rollback path, your metadata in a repository you own under version control. You run user acceptance testing on real scenarios, and the build is handed over documented, not locked in one developer’s head.
Our custom development service is a strong fit when your requirements have outgrown what configuration and Flows can deliver.
Every class and trigger is written against 200 records in one transaction. No DML or SOQL queries inside loops, no exceptions to that rule.
Governor limits, CPU time and heap are sized at design time. Work that will not fit synchronously goes asynchronous by design, not after a limit exception reaches a user.
Business logic lives in service classes. Triggers orchestrate, they do not calculate. That separation is why the code can be tested properly and changed later without fear.
Your metadata lives in a repository you own, under version control, deployed with Salesforce DX. You are never dependent on one developer’s org access or one person’s memory.
Documentation ships with the feature. Inline comments where intent is not obvious, a short readme per build, release notes with each deployment.
Testimonial
Our previous dev wrote triggers that kept hitting governor limits during bulk data imports. iTeknologies refactored our Apex architecture, moving queries out of loops and routing heavy jobs to Batch Apex. Everything runs fast now without breaking.
We needed custom UI screens for our reps to hit dozens of times a day without page lag. iTeknologies built Lightning Web Components that only pull the data we need, cutting loading delays and making the workflow actually enjoyable.
Most devs leave behind a 'black box' of Apex that nobody else can maintain. iTeknologies deployed everything via Salesforce DX, backed up our metadata in our own repo, and wrote genuine test assertions instead of just chasing code coverage percentages.
Apex development, Lightning Web Components, custom objects and data models, complete custom applications, batch and scheduled Apex, integrations, unit testing, code review and deployment. Work runs from technical design through user acceptance testing, release and documented handover.
When logic is too complex for a Flow to stay maintainable, when data volumes exceed what declarative tools handle, when performance matters, or when users need a custom interface. We assess configuration first on every request and tell you when it is enough.
It depends on complexity, how much existing code must be worked around, and whether you need one component or a full application. A single tested trigger is a different job from a custom Lightning app. Send the requirement and you get a fixed quote within 24 hours.
Yes. Settings go into custom metadata where they belong so your admin can change behaviour without a developer. Code is documented, reviewed and handed over with a working session, and you keep the repository.
Everything is built in a sandbox, bulkified, written within governor limits, peer reviewed, and covered by unit tests with real assertions. Each release passes user acceptance testing and deploys against a plan that includes rollback steps.
Describe the requirement and the volume it has to handle. Within 24 hours you will hear from a developer with a recommended approach, a straight answer on whether code is genuinely needed, and a fixed quote.
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