Your Salesforce is fine. It’s everything around it that isn’t talking.
Oaklogix helps fast-growing companies connect Salesforce with ERP, billing, support platforms, ecommerce, and custom internal systems using MuleSoft, REST APIs, Apex, Java, Node.js, and modern integration architecture. Direct senior delivery for engineering and operations teams worldwide.
Direct collaboration with Principal Consultant Waleed Rafique (10+ years experience). No account managers, no junior handoffs, no agency markup.
10+
Years building software
0
Junior handoffs (100% Principal)
DEV
Salesforce Certified Developer
1
Person you deal with
Zero junior developers learning on your dime. Transparent flat pricing, scoped deliverables, and direct delivery by a Principal Consultant.
In-depth code review, Apex governor limits check, SOQL/DML latency tuning, broken flow diagnostics, and technical debt roadmap.
Custom REST APIs, Webhooks, MuleSoft/Anypoint workflows, DataWeave transformations, ERP sync (SAP, NetSuite), Stripe/payments, and custom portal connectors.
✨ AI Add-on Available: Embed AI Agent & Smart Workflow automation (LLM routing, private RAG knowledge assistant, data sanitization).
Ongoing senior Salesforce and integration support for teams that need architecture guidance, automation, troubleshooting, API work, technical oversight, and hands-on implementation without hiring a full-time architect.
Work directly with Waleed Rafique (10+ years engineering, Salesforce Certified Developer · MuleSoft Experience). No account managers, no junior handoffs, no middleman latency.
Fixed-fee sprint models with unambiguous scopes agreed before work starts. Zero open-ended timesheets or surprise agency invoices.
Signed mutual NDA before kickoff. All code, configs, and documentation committed straight to your GitHub/GitLab org. No proprietary lock-in.
Responsive collaboration across global timezones. Strict data privacy practices, rigorous security reviews, and production-safe sandbox deployments on every sprint.
Live demo
A working example of the AI automation above: it answers every call, books the appointment on the spot, and writes a clean record straight into Salesforce.
You always know what I'm doing this week and what it's meant to produce. No black boxes, no six-week silence before a demo.
01 — CALL
Thirty minutes, free. You describe what's manual or broken; I tell you honestly whether it's worth paying someone to fix.
02 — MAP
A short written plan: what connects to what, in what order, what it costs, and what you get at the end of each stage.
03 — BUILD
One working integration at a time, in a sandbox you can log into. Weekly note on what shipped and what's next.
04 — HAND OVER
Documented, in your repo, in your org. If you never call me again, nothing stops working. Most people do call again.
Pilot
Pick the connection that hurts most. I build it end to end, fixed scope, fixed price. You see how I work before committing to more.
Best if you've never outsourced this before.
Project
A full integration programme or an AI workflow, scoped in writing with staged milestones. You approve each stage before the next one starts.
Best if you already know what needs building.
Retainer
A set number of days each month for admin work, small builds, monitoring and the things that come up. Cancel with a month's notice.
Best if you have no in-house Salesforce engineer.
Every engagement is quoted in writing before any work starts. No hourly surprises.
I'm a solo Salesforce and integration engineer. I connect Salesforce to the ERP, billing and support tools your team already uses, then put AI where it removes real work — not where it makes a good slide.
No. Salesforce integration is a core offering, but AI automation stands on its own. If the work sits in a helpdesk, an inbox or a spreadsheet, the same approach applies.
Three ways: a two-week pilot on one painful integration, a defined project with staged milestones, or a monthly retainer for ongoing Salesforce and admin work. Every engagement is quoted in writing before any work starts.
You do. Work is documented, in your repo and your Salesforce org. If you never call again, nothing stops working.
A pilot is two weeks for one end-to-end connection. Larger programmes ship in slices — one working integration at a time — with a weekly note on what shipped and what's next. No six-week silence before a demo.
Yes. Language models can be wired into the workflows you already run — routing inbound records, drafting summaries, answering questions of your data — whether or not Salesforce is in the picture.
You don't need a spec. "Our invoices are typed into Salesforce by hand twice a week" is a perfectly good first message.