Implementation
We design and build the revenue engine: Salesforce as the system of record, customer.io as the messaging engine, n8n as the connective infrastructure, and portals where customers and partners need a front door.
One connected customer profile across marketing, sales, and service. Built on Salesforce, customer.io, and n8n. Run by a partner invested in what happens next.
The customer exists in the CRM, the marketing tool, the store, the product database, the support desk, the finance system, and several spreadsheets, and none of them agree. Every team acts on a different customer. Every decision starts with reconciliation. No one can answer what this customer is worth and what they need next.
We build the connected customer profile: one record, one truth, every signal attached, every team working from it. Digital engagement, transactions, and attributes in one view, on Salesforce, fed by n8n, activated through customer.io. That is what "we activate your data" means in practice.
Campaigns that see the live customer. customer.io journeys triggered by Salesforce data and product signals, lead capture that qualifies itself, and nurture that never lapses.
See the pains we answer →A forecast you can defend. Structured Salesforce data, cadences that keep every deal moving, and enablement that cuts ramp time.
See the pains we answer →Customers who use the thing, stay, and buy more. Portals that onboard, operational data that arrives live, and retention journeys that catch disengagement early.
See the pains we answer →One data hub, fewer tools, audit-ready everywhere. Product, finance, and commercial data connected through n8n, with compliance checks automated.
See the pains we answer →An AI pilot that lives in a chat window cannot read the customer record, the price book, or the ticket queue, and it cannot write anything back. We build the MCP servers that give agents real capabilities on your systems, and the agents that use them: grounded on the connected customer profile, launched where the work happens, and approved by a person before anything is written. You own both.
We build what we use. Our own delivery runs on MCP servers and agents we built, every day, and every engagement teaches us something we bring to the next one.
See which workflow we'd automate first →Agent Building runs through both, or starts on its own.
We design and build the revenue engine: Salesforce as the system of record, customer.io as the messaging engine, n8n as the connective infrastructure, and portals where customers and partners need a front door.
We run the revenue engine and keep building it: an elastic senior team across business analysis, architecture, engineering, QA, and DevOps, scaling with your backlog week to week, on one rate.
We build the agents that work from your connected customer profile, and the MCP servers that give them real capabilities on your systems. Scoped inside an implementation, added to a managed-services backlog, or your first engagement on its own. You own the code and the servers.
An elastic senior team across business analysis, architecture, engineering, QA, and DevOps that scales with your backlog week to week. Continuous delivery without recruiting, ramping, managing, or replacing anyone.
Every change is written as a user story, built on a feature branch, tested independently, and released through a gated pipeline. Slipstream, the CCurrents delivery agent system, does the heavy lifting underneath. Humans orchestrate, agents accelerate, humans assure. The MCP servers and agents that run our delivery are the ones we build for clients.
For BLOCS, that meant 635 stories shipped to production in 19 months, 38 production releases with never more than seven weeks between any two, across 16 capability areas, for a twelve-month spend inside the cost of three in-house hires.
We work with organizations that make a positive impact, with a preference for environment, healthcare, and education, and we treat their growth as our mission. The team you meet is the team that builds, and they stay.
One call recording becomes the Contact, Account, Opportunity, Quote, proposal, and logged Activity in a single Claude Cowork session. The rep improves instead of enters.
Read the article →Salesforce spent four days saying you may never log into Salesforce again. What AIforce, Headless 360, MCP, and Koa mean for the customer data you already own.
Read the article →Code review finds what a reviewer happens to look at. A CI gate checks every change against every rule, every time. What that difference means on a Salesforce org.
Read the article →A 30-minute working session, not a sales call. Bring your stack and your sticking points.
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