More than implementers — we’re builders.

Salesforce Products, Apps & Innovation

Most Salesforce partners stop at implementation; CoreDev goes further.

We design, build, package, and launch commercial-grade Salesforce products — the kind that pass security review, survive real-world usage, and scale beyond the first customer.

From idea to AppExchange — end to end

Building for the AppExchange is very different from building for a single org. We approach it as a product lifecycle: defining real use cases, designing for multi-tenancy, and engineering for scale from day one.

Our teams design with performance in mind — using caching, async processing, and indexing patterns — and we automate versioning and CI/CD so releases are predictable and repeatable.

Security Review isn’t something we “prepare for at the end”, it’s something we design for from the start. The result: apps that get approved, and keep working as adoption grows.

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Build once. Reuse everywhere.

Platform innovation

Not every innovation needs to become a product, but it should still behave like one.

We help teams create reusable assets that raise the quality of their entire Salesforce program: shared Apex libraries, Lightning design systems, standardized integration layers, and extensible data models. Declarative templates and event-driven architectures reduce duplication, while clear permission and access frameworks keep complexity under control.
Instead of solving the same problem five times, you solve it once — properly.

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When Salesforce becomes part of your business model.

Product & IP strategy

For companies turning Salesforce expertise into a commercial offering, architecture alone isn’t enough. We help you think through the full product picture: packaging and pricing models, License Management App (LMA) setup, telemetry, trials, demo org provisioning, and onboarding flows.

We strongly focus on processes and support structures that work in the real world, not just on paper. The goal isn’t just to build something impressive; it’s to make your product market-ready.

Intelligence where it actually helps

AI, automation & analytics

We layer intelligence into Salesforce so it creates real operational value. That might mean predictive scoring with Einstein, AI-assisted routing and summaries, LLM-enabled workflows, or CRM Analytics dashboards that surface insight without manual effort.

Automation accelerators remove friction from everyday work, especially in high-volume, process-heavy environments like travel and hospitality.

But remember: smart systems don’t replace teams — they make them faster and more confident.

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A proven stress test

Travel-tech productization

Travel is one of the hardest domains to productize: complex booking logic, fluctuating inventory, rate and rules engines, multi-market pricing, global tax considerations, and reseller distribution — all in motion.

We build Salesforce-based products that handle exactly that. And if we can productize travel, we can productize just about anything.

How we work

Product thinking, but applied to Salesforce

Building Salesforce products isn’t about shipping fast. It puts scale, security, and long-term ownership first and foremost. Here’s how we take products from the first concept to sustainable, market-ready platforms.

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Every successful Salesforce product starts with clarity. We work with you to shape the use case, define who it’s for, and decide whether it’s an internal accelerator or a commercial AppExchange product.

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We design the product as a platform, not a one-off solution. That means that, from the very beginning, everything is built with security review and long-term maintainability in mind.

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Once the product is stable, we prepare it for real-world distribution. The goal here is simple: make adoption frictionless, for users and for your internal teams.

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A product doesn’t stop at launch. We help you monitor usage, gather insight through telemetry, and ship improvements. New features, optimizations, and platform changes need to run without breaking what already works.

Ready to talk? Whether you’re starting fresh or rethinking a complex org, we’d love to hear what’s happening on your side.