Designs Your Data Model
Your architect decides which objects, fields and relationships you need, so data isn't duplicated and your reports show the right numbers.
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Architecture Expertise
What a Salesforce Architect Does for You
Plan a Salesforce environment that supports your business, protects your data and gives your team a reliable foundation for growth.
Plans Security and Sharing
Your architect configures roles, permission sets and sharing rules so each person sees the records they need and nothing more.
Designs Your Integrations
Your architect decides how Salesforce connects to your ERP, billing and other systems, including which data moves, how often and through which API or middleware. Our integration team can then build it.
Keeps Salesforce Fast with Large Data
When your org contains millions of records, pages and reports can slow down. Your architect plans indexing, archiving and data limits to help maintain performance.
Sets Up a Safe Release Process
Your architect plans sandboxes, source control and deployment steps so changes reach production without breaking what already works.
Reviews the Org You Already Have
Your architect identifies unused fields, overlapping automation, legacy Workflow Rules and Process Builder processes that may need migration to Flow, and code approaching Salesforce limits.
Helps You Choose One Org or Several
After a merger or across multiple business units, your architect evaluates whether to combine orgs or keep them separate and how they should share data.
Guides Your Build Team
Your architect reviews designs and code, sets standards for admins and developers, and answers complex technical questions throughout the build.
Project Deliverables
What You Get
Your architect leaves you with practical design documents your team can continue using after the engagement ends.
Org Review Report
Understand what works in your org, what doesn't and which issues should be fixed first.
Solution Design
See how the proposed setup will work, which Salesforce features it uses and why.
Data Model Diagram
Get a clear diagram of objects, fields and relationships for your admins and developers.
Integration Design
Document connected systems, data flows, sync frequency and what happens when a sync fails.
Security and Sharing Model
Document who can view and change which records to make access reviews and audits easier.
Release Plan
Define your sandboxes, source control and the steps every change follows before reaching production.
Flexible Engagement
Hiring Models
Choose an engagement model based on your project, internal team and the level of architecture support you need.
Hourly
Pay for the hours used. Suitable for an org review or a design check before a major build.
Part-Time Dedicated Architect
The same architect works with your team for an agreed number of hours each week, reviews designs and answers technical questions.
Full-Time Dedicated Architect
An architect focuses on your account. Suitable for a large rollout, migration or project involving several Salesforce clouds.
The contract can be a fixed-scope project or time and materials, depending on which approach best suits the work.
Project Planning
What It Costs to Hire a Salesforce Architect
The cost depends on your requirements, hiring model, expected weekly hours, org size and the number of connected systems. Tell us what you need, and our team will prepare a quote. You'll receive the cost and terms in writing before work starts.
Getting Started
How Hiring Works
A straightforward process to find the right architect and get started with confidence.
Tell Us What You Need
Share details about your org, project and expected weekly hours. If you'd like an NDA first, we can arrange one.
Get Matching Profiles
We share profiles of architects with experience relevant to your Salesforce clouds and systems.
Interview Them
Discuss your project with the architects and ask how they would approach the design. You decide who joins.
Agree on Terms
We document the hiring model, hours and cost. You then arrange the necessary access to your org and tools.
Start Work
Your architect joins the agreed meetings and tools and shares progress at the frequency you choose.
When You Need an Architect
When Companies Hire a Salesforce Architect
Architecture expertise is particularly valuable when your Salesforce environment becomes more complex or your business is preparing for a major change.
Before a Big Rollout or a New Cloud
You're preparing to implement Salesforce or add a new cloud and want the architecture planned before development begins.
The Org Has Grown Messy
Years of fields, flows and code from different teams have made it difficult to know what is safe to change.
Pages and Reports Are Slow
Your data has grown, and users are waiting too long for pages and reports to load.
Integrations Keep Breaking
Data doesn't match between Salesforce and other systems, and repeated fixes aren't solving the underlying problems.
After a Merger
You have two or more Salesforce orgs and need to decide whether to combine them or maintain separate environments.
Before Adding Agentforce or Data 360
You're preparing for AI agents or unified data capabilities and need to assess your data model, access controls and architecture.
Choose the Right Specialist
Architect, Consultant or Developer
Different Salesforce specialists solve different problems. Choose the role that matches the work you need done.
Salesforce Architect
You need someone to decide how the overall system should be designed and how its components fit together. This is the role covered on this page.
Salesforce Consultant
You need someone to understand your teams' requirements and configure Salesforce to support them.
Salesforce Developer
You need custom code, including Apex, Lightning Web Components or integration development.
Explore More Salesforce Roles and Services
You can also hire a Salesforce admin or business analyst, or ask us to guide your wider Salesforce project through consulting and implementation services.
Why Saasverse
Why Hire Salesforce Architects from Saasverse
Get architecture guidance backed by Salesforce expertise, practical implementation experience and a team that can support your wider project.
Salesforce Partner with Navigator Expert Status
Salesforce evaluates partners for Navigator Expert status using criteria that include certified experts, completed projects and customer feedback.
50+ Certified Salesforce Experts
Your architect can collaborate with our consultants and developers, helping ensure that proposed designs can be implemented in practice.
120+ Projects for 40+ Clients
We've delivered 120+ projects for 40+ clients across 19+ countries.
US Time-Zone Overlap
Our team is based in Jaipur, India. We agree on overlapping working hours so your architect can join design reviews and project meetings.
Security and Confidentiality
Saasverse states that it is ISO 27001 and Cyber Essentials Plus certified. NDA arrangements can be made before accessing your org or documents.
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FAQ
A Salesforce architect decides how your org should be built. That covers the data model, security and sharing, integrations with other systems, how Salesforce handles large data volumes and how changes are released. They also guide the admins and developers who do the build.
A consultant works out what your teams need and sets it up in Salesforce. An architect looks at the whole system: how the data, security, integrations and code fit together, and whether the design will still work as you grow.
Bring in an architect before a big rollout, when you connect several systems, when your org has millions of records or when the org has become hard to change. A developer writes the code. An architect decides what should be built and how it fits together.
Yes. Our architects hold Salesforce architect certifications. Each profile we send lists that person's own certifications, so you can check them before the interview.
Yes. An org review is a common first step. Your architect checks the data model, security, automation, code and integrations, then gives you a written report with what to fix first.
Many engagements start within a few days. An architect with a specific cloud or industry background can take a few weeks. We give you a start date when we send profiles.
Yes. You talk to the architects we suggest and decide who joins your team.
Hourly works for an org review or a design check. A part-time architect works when you need regular design reviews during ongoing projects. A full-time architect works for a large rollout or migration.
Yes. Many clients use our architect to design and review while their own team or another Salesforce partner does the build.
The cost depends on your requirements: the hiring model, the hours, the size of your org and how many systems are involved. We send you the cost in writing before anyone starts.
Our team is based in Jaipur, India, and works with clients in the US. Before work starts, we agree on overlapping hours, so your architect can join your meetings and design reviews.
We sign an NDA before we access your org or documents. Saasverse is ISO 27001 and Cyber Essentials Plus certified, and you decide what access the architect gets.
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