A Salesforce consultant and developer for Des Moines businesses.
Des Moines runs on insurance and financial services, which means it runs on Salesforce more than most metros its size. You don't need a 30-person consultancy to get it right — 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.
A few hours away, and remote by design.
Unlock Integrations is based in the Illinois Quad Cities — a few hours east of Des Moines. Salesforce work happens in the browser, not on-site, so remote delivery here is genuinely equivalent to hiring someone local: same screen shares, same admin access, no travel fees baked into the invoice. You talk to the person writing the code, not a call center three time zones away.
Set it up right the first time
An org built badly in month one is something you pay for every month after. A Quick Start stands up Sales Cloud or Service Cloud on a clean data model — objects that match how your business actually books work, the automations that earn their keep, reports leadership will open, and training so it sticks.
Inherited a mess? Health check first
In a regulated business, a Salesforce org nobody fully understands isn't just messy — it's a question you can't answer in an audit. We go through the setup, sharing model and automations and hand back a prioritized report and roadmap you keep: what's broken, what's risky, what to fix first.
Automate the manual steps
Applications routed by hand, renewals tracked in somebody's calendar, approvals that live in an email thread — all of it belongs in Flow. Where the logic gets genuinely complicated, Apex handles it, and Lightning Web Components give your team a screen built for the job instead of a workaround.
Connect it to what you already run
Policy and claims systems, billing, document management, the portal your customers log into — connected to Salesforce so a record entered once shows up everywhere it belongs. No more keying the same client into four systems and finding out months later that three of them disagree.
Punch way above your size.
Two things that used to belong to companies with an IT department — now within reach for a Des Moines business.
An AI agent working inside your Salesforce
Agentforce puts an AI agent inside your org that can read records, take real actions, and handle routine questions without a person in the loop. It runs as a Salesforce user, so sharing rules and field-level security fence it in — which matters more here than almost anywhere. Worth doing when your data is clean; a liability when it isn't, and we'll say which you've got. See what an Agentforce build takes →
A flat number, agreed before anything starts
A number you can take to a budget meeting without an asterisk on it. We scope the work on a free call and send back one fixed price — health checks, setups, automations and integrations all quoted the same way, with no hourly meter running while someone learns your business on your dime. See the packages and what they run →
We did our homework on Des Moines.
We'll be straight: we're not a Des Moines company. But you don't have to be from a place to respect it — and Des Moines is easy to respect. The gold dome on the Capitol, four miles of downtown skywalks that let you cross the city without a coat in January, and a Saturday farmers' market that puts most big cities to shame.
It's also a city full of insurers, asset managers, and financial-services firms — which means it's full of Salesforce orgs, some running clean and some running on duct tape. A company here deserves the same senior Salesforce help a company in Chicago would get, without the big-city price tag. And if Salesforce is overkill for what you're actually trying to do, we'll say so on the first call. We'd rather lose the project than sell 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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