Our Stack

Salesforce Expertise

End-to-end capability across the Salesforce product ecosystem. Each cloud below is work we configure, not a logo on a slide.

Sales Cloud

Leads, accounts, opportunities, and the forecast your team will stand behind.

Web-to-Lead into a queue, not a shared inbox. This site already posts to NimbusPro’s Salesforce org that way.
Stages that match how you actually sell, with required fields before a deal can be marked won.
Forecast categories the manager can explain in a pipeline review.

Service Cloud

Cases, entitlements, and a knowledge base the same agents use on the phone.

Case origins for email, portal, and phone, with an owner the customer can see.
Entitlements and milestones when a response time is part of the contract.
Knowledge articles linked from the case so the answer is reused, not retyped.

Experience Cloud

Partner and customer sites on top of the same records your team edits.

A partner user who can see their accounts and orders, and nothing else.
Authenticated pages for status, documents, and requests that used to arrive by email.
The same sharing model as the internal org, checked before the site is opened.

Commerce Cloud

A storefront whose customer is the same account service already knows.

Catalogue, price, and promotion rules that match the price book sales uses.
Order history on the account so a service case starts from the purchase, not a blank form.
A checkout path you can explain to finance, including tax and the payment capture.

Nonprofit Cloud

Donors, households, and grants on a model built for fundraising.

Gifts and soft credits that survive a year-end appeal.
Grant programs with the restriction and the report date on the record.
Campaigns your team can segment without exporting the whole database.

Health Cloud

Patients, care plans, and a timeline clinicians and coordinators share.

Care team roles and a timeline, not a generic account named after the patient.
Intake and referral as cases that land on the patient record.
Access designed around the minimum a coordinator needs to see.

Manufacturing Cloud

Account forecasts, sales agreements, and a cleaner handoff to the plant.

Forecasts by account and product, reviewed with the partner rather than in a detached sheet.
Agreements that show what was promised against what shipped.
A partner view when distributors should enter demand themselves.

Revenue Cloud

Quotes, contracts, and subscriptions that match the opportunity.

Product and price book setup before anyone builds a custom quote object.
Amendments and renewals that do not fork into a side process.
A handoff to invoicing — including Xero, when that is the ledger — once the quote is accepted.

Education Cloud

Admissions and student relationships for teams that recruit and advise in Salesforce.

An applicant journey from enquiry to offer, with the counselor as owner.
Program interests and documents on the record, not in a personal folder.
Service Cloud after enrollment for the questions a registrar actually gets.

Accounting is not a tenth cloud. Xero and Salesforce integration — the connection to Xero and to the other systems you keep — sit with the rest of the work on Services.

Which cloud is actually in the org?

Tell us what is licensed and what people avoid using. We will say what to configure first.

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