Salesforce development built to last and built for Agentforce.
Custom Apex, Lightning Web Components, and Flow built without the shortcuts that create tech debt. Every component is architected for extensibility so Agentforce agents can invoke, extend, and orchestrate it on day one of rollout.
Of Salesforce deployments carrying custom code that cannot support Agentforce invocation without refactoring.
Reduction in change-request cycle time achieved with DX-first development practices replacing change sets.
Of Lightning migration rework traced to skipped component boundary design during original implementation.
Trusted by leading enterprises worldwide
Most custom Salesforce code was written to ship fast, not to last
Untested Apex, oversized triggers, and hardcoded IDs accumulate across releases until a single governor limit breach or a failed Agentforce API call brings development to a halt. BCS builds code that survives three major Salesforce releases annually and remains invocable by Agentforce agents from day one.
Agentforce agent actions invoke Salesforce custom logic through invocable methods and named credentials. Custom code built without explicit Agentforce-compatible architecture cannot be called by agents without a second development engagement. BCS designs the invocable action surface, named credential configuration, and API accessibility into every component during initial development, not as a post-go-live addition.
What breaks when Salesforce development cuts corners
Cutting corners in Salesforce development creates compounding technical debt that blocks seasonal releases, prevents Agentforce invocation, and traps the platform in upgrade cycles that require rewrite rather than migration. Six failure patterns that appear consistently across under-engineered Salesforce codebases.
What Salesforce development delivers when done right
Development built to Salesforce DX standards, reviewed against governor limits, and architected for Agentforce invocability delivers code that survives three annual releases without regression and enables AI deployment without a second development engagement. Six outcomes from getting the architecture right from the start.
Agentforce compatibility built in
Every custom component is structured with Agentforce invocation in mind: invocable actions, named credentials, and API-accessible logic built from day one so AI agent rollout does not require a development rewrite.
Code that survives three releases per year
Three major Salesforce releases per year break poorly structured customisations. BCS-built code is tested against release previews and follows API versioning practices that absorb platform changes without regression.
Developer velocity at scale
DX-first development with scratch environments, version control, and automated deployment pipelines eliminates change-set bottlenecks, reducing deployment cycle time and enabling parallel development streams.
Technical debt prevented at the source
Code review gates enforce governor limit compliance, hardcoded value elimination, and test quality before merge. Technical debt is prevented at the pull request, not discovered at the next seasonal release.
Internal capability transfer
BCS hands over developer documentation, code standards runbooks, and DX pipeline guides so internal teams can extend the codebase without requiring continued engagement for every feature addition.
Release confidence across environments
Automated deployment validation, scratch environment-based testing, and version-controlled metadata mean every promotion from development to staging to production is repeatable and fully validated before it reaches users.
A development process built for longevity, not just delivery speed
From architecture review through production release, every line of code is reviewed against a documented checklist: governor limit compliance, test coverage quality, hardcoded value scan, and Agentforce invocability assessment. Nothing ships without clearing the gate.
Architecture review and Agentforce surface design
Before writing a line of code, BCS maps existing custom code, identifies governor limit risks, classifies technical debt, and designs the target component architecture including the Agentforce invocable action surface and named credential configuration.
Salesforce DX environment and CI/CD pipeline
Version-controlled source repository, scratch environment definitions, and automated CI/CD pipeline configured before development begins. Every developer works from the same baseline. Change set deployments are not part of any BCS engagement.
LWC and Apex development to Lightning standards
Components built to Lightning Design System standards with clear separation between UI, business logic, and data layers. Apex written with bulkification, trigger frameworks, and named credentials as non-negotiable delivery standards on every engagement.
Code review gate before every merge
Every pull request reviewed against a documented checklist: governor limit compliance, test coverage quality, hardcoded value scan, API version check, and Agentforce invocability assessment. PRs below threshold are rejected regardless of coverage percentage.
Automated deployment, UAT support, and handover
Automated deployment to staging, UAT support, and production release via verified pipeline. Full developer documentation, code standards runbooks, and DX pipeline guides handed over so internal teams can extend without continued BCS dependency.
Development capabilities across the full Salesforce technical stack
Every development engagement covers architecture review, Apex and LWC with code review gates, and Salesforce DX pipeline as a single integrated scope. Agentforce invocability is a standard delivery requirement assessed at the code review gate before merge, not a post-go-live addition.
Apex development
Triggers, batch classes, queueable jobs, REST callouts, and platform events written with bulkification, exception handling, and governor limit discipline as non-negotiable standards on every engagement.
Lightning Web Components
LWC built to the Salesforce Lightning Design System with reactive data binding, wire adapters, and clear separation from business logic, ready for Experience Cloud, mobile, and Agentforce surface rendering.
Flow automation
Screen flows, record-triggered flows, and scheduled flows replacing point-and-click workarounds, with version control and rollback capability when Salesforce seasonal updates cause flow regressions.
Agentforce integration development
Invocable actions, prompt templates, and named credentials that make custom business logic callable by Agentforce agents, designed in during initial development to avoid a second engagement at AI rollout.
Salesforce DX and DevOps
Version-controlled source format, scratch environment-based development, CI/CD pipeline configuration, and automated deployment validation replacing change sets entirely across all environments.
Technical debt remediation
Governor limit audit, hardcoded value remediation, test coverage quality improvement, and architecture restructuring to bring legacy code up to current standards and Agentforce invocability requirements.
API and integration development
REST and SOAP API development, named credential configuration, connected app setup, and platform event publishing for event-driven integration architectures that Agentforce agents can access securely.
Experience Cloud development
Community portals and partner sites built with LWC components, custom themes, and data access controls, aligned to the same code review standards and DX pipeline as internal platform development.
Release management
Environment strategy, sandbox refresh planning, package development for ISV-grade deployment, and release calendar management aligned to Salesforce's three-release annual schedule with pre-release testing.
In-house Accelerators for Salesforce Development Services
Agentic Operations Platform
Symphony
Complex Salesforce development spans multiple environments, sandbox states, dependency chains, and release sequences that manual tracking cannot sustain without drift. Symphony orchestrates development workflows across scratch environments, staging, and production, tracking environment state and surfacing dependency conflicts before they block a release cycle. Deployment sequences are automated and repeatable, reducing the operational overhead of managing parallel development streams across complex platform configurations.
- Development workflow orchestration across scratch environments and release stages
- Environment state tracking identifying dependency conflicts before release promotion
- Deployment sequence automation replacing manual coordination between development streams
- Release pipeline monitoring with automated validation at each promotion gate
AI Decision Intelligence
deKorvai
Custom Apex logic processes CRM data whose quality is rarely verified before the code encounters it in UAT or production batch runs. deKorvai validates the data quality that custom Apex logic depends on before testing begins, identifying profile gaps, relationship integrity failures, and field-level anomalies in test datasets that would otherwise surface as silent failures in production. Data quality assurance is integrated into the development pipeline rather than discovered as a post-release incident.
- Data quality validation for Apex test datasets before UAT execution begins
- Profile gap and relationship integrity failure detection in development environments
- Field-level anomaly identification preventing silent batch processing failures in production
- Agentforce grounding data quality verified before invocable action deployment
Compliance & Controls Automation
Anugal
Custom Apex and Agentforce invocable actions that pass code review can still violate field-level security, sharing rule requirements, and audit trail obligations at runtime. Anugal enforces field-level security, sharing rule compliance, and audit trail requirements across custom Apex and Agentforce invocable actions, ensuring code that passes the development review gate also meets data governance and regulatory obligations when it runs in production against live data across all user profiles.
- Field-level security enforcement for custom Apex processing live CRM data
- Sharing rule compliance verification for Agentforce invocable action data access
- Audit trail coverage for all custom code interactions with sensitive records
- Compliance reporting integrated into development release sign-off documentation
What makes BCS different from every other Salesforce development partner
30+ Salesforce-certified specialists across industries have established one consistent pattern: development quality is measured by release resilience and Agentforce invocability, not initial delivery speed. Six capabilities that distinguish the BCS development approach from standard delivery practice.
Agentforce-first architecture
Every component designed from the start for Agentforce invocability: invocable actions, prompt templates, and named credentials are part of the standard delivery scope, not retrofitted after the AI rollout decision is made.
30+ certified specialists, code review on every engagement
30+ Salesforce-certified specialists enforce code review gates across every engagement. Governor limit compliance, test coverage quality, and hardcoded value elimination are non-negotiable delivery standards, not optional extras applied selectively.
DX-native from day one
BCS teams operate exclusively on Salesforce DX with version-controlled source, scratch environment definitions, and automated pipelines. Change set deployments are not part of any BCS engagement regardless of platform maturity.
Three-release resilience
Salesforce releases three major updates annually. BCS architects code against release preview APIs and test against pre-release sandboxes, so customers do not experience post-release regressions on custom functionality.
Internal capability transfer
BCS delivers developer documentation, code standards runbooks, and DX pipeline guides so internal teams can extend the codebase independently, without requiring continued BCS engagement for every feature addition or configuration change.
Proven delivery across 50+ global projects
BCS has delivered full-stack Salesforce development for manufacturing dealer portals, EdTech enrolment flows, and real estate booking management across 50+ global projects, with 85+ man years of Salesforce delivery informing every architecture and code review decision.
Ready for Salesforce development built to last and built for Agentforce?
Share the current state of the codebase: tech debt accumulation, migration backlog, governor limit issues, or greenfield requirements. BCS will return a development architecture proposal covering code review gates, DX pipeline setup, and Agentforce invocable action surface design before the first line of code is written.