A Salesforce consultant and developer for Denver businesses.
If your Denver business runs Salesforce — or is about to — you don't need a big consultancy and an account team standing between you and the work. You need a senior team that can set it up, clean it up, and write real code when the point-and-click tools run out.
Distance is a non-issue.
Unlock Integrations is based in Illinois, and that's the honest answer if you ask. But Salesforce work happens in the browser — org configuration, Flow, Apex, Lightning Web Components, all of it gets built and delivered the same way whether the developer is down the street or a time zone away. Remote delivery isn't a compromise here, it's genuinely equivalent. No travel fees, and you talk to the person writing the code, not a call center.
Stand it up without the six-month project
Growth-stage companies get sold implementations that take two quarters and arrive obsolete. A Quick Start does the opposite: Sales Cloud or Service Cloud configured around how you actually sell today, the automations that matter, dashboards your leadership will open, and a team trained to use it.
Inherited a mess? Health check first
Fast-growing companies accumulate Salesforce debt fast — three admins ago somebody built a workflow nobody understands and everyone's afraid to touch. We audit the org and hand back a prioritized report and roadmap you keep: what's broken, what's risky, what's costing you licenses.
Automate the manual steps
Every hour a rep spends updating records is an hour they're not selling. Flow handles lead routing, approval chains, renewal reminders and the handoffs between teams. When the declarative tools genuinely can't do it, Apex and Lightning Web Components pick up where they stop.
Connect it to what you already run
Your billing system, product usage data, marketing platform and support desk all hold pieces of the same customer. We build the integrations that put those pieces in one record, so your team stops reconciling exports and starts trusting the number in front of them.
Punch way above your size.
Two things that used to belong to companies with an IT department — now within reach for a Denver business.
An AI agent working inside your Salesforce
Agentforce puts an AI agent inside your org — reading your records, taking real actions, handling the questions your team answers forty times a week. It runs under Salesforce's own permission model, so it only ever sees what you allow. The hard part isn't switching it on, it's having data clean enough to trust it. We'll tell you which side of that line you're on. See what an Agentforce build takes →
A flat number, agreed before anything starts
Agency rate cards assume you'll pay for a discovery phase, a project manager, and the junior consultant they're training on your org. You get none of that. One free scoping call, one fixed number, and the person quoting it is the person building it. See the packages and what they run →
We've stood in the crowd at Red Rocks.
We'll be straight with you: we're not a Denver company, and we won't pretend to be. But we love the place — and we've felt it firsthand, in that crowd at Red Rocks watching the sun drop behind the stage. (Vulfpeck, since you asked. One of the best nights we've had anywhere.)
Denver's got no shortage of Salesforce consultancies — the market's real, and so is the competition. What's different here is who you're actually hiring: a senior developer directly, not an account team with a rotating cast of junior consultants behind it. And if Salesforce is the wrong tool for what you're trying to do, we'll say so on the first call instead of selling you a system you'll resent.
Not sure Salesforce is even the right tool for your business? Start here — what a Salesforce consultant and developer actually does, and what it costs →
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