For Salesforce teams · $1,500, once · Independent. Not affiliated with Salesforce.

Salesforce AI Workflow Audit.

AI tools now write Salesforce code fast. They do not answer the questions that decide whether a release holds: who reviews the change, who approves it, in what order it deploys, and who presses go. The audit answers them in writing, for your team, within 48 hours of access. No call required.

How the audit works

Pay. Grant access. 48 hours. Playbook. Deletion.

  1. Pay

    $1,500, once, by secure payment link or invoice. The mutual NDA goes out by email the same day.

  2. Grant access

    Through the intake form: a read-only invite to the repo and a read-only user in one sandbox. Never production. We ask for nothing else.

  3. 48 hours

    We read how the team builds, reviews and releases today: branches, tests, deploy steps, where AI-written code enters, and where nobody reads it.

  4. Playbook

    A written playbook by email: the review rule, sandbox-only agents, the release checklist with deploy order and named tests, a lessons habit, and the change list for your next sprint.

  5. Deletion

    Access is revoked. Our copy of your material is deleted within seven days and confirmed in writing.

What you get

One read, one playbook you keep, one change list.

Written for the team that will use it on Monday. No slide deck. No tool rollout.

  • A read of your repo and one sandboxRead-only. Never production. No changes are made to your org and no customer data is needed.
  • A written playbook you keepWhich AI tools to use for what, and how. The review rule, sandbox-only agents, a release checklist with deploy order and named tests, and a lessons habit.
  • A next-sprint change listThe specific changes to make first, in order. This is the test of whether the audit paid for itself.
  • A written deletion confirmationWithin seven days of delivery, in writing, that our copy of your material is gone.

Who it is for

Teams of admins and developers.

You have started building with AI coding tools, or you are about to, and you need one written rule your team can follow next Monday.

Platform lead or Salesforce architect

You just switched on AI coding tools, or people are already pasting AI output into sandboxes.

Release manager or DevOps lead

A release failed or rolled back, or a deploy errored with no clear cause. You want a gate your team can follow next Monday.

IT or engineering director who owns AI policy

A new AI policy asks for approval and an audit trail. You need a written rule in two weeks, not a tool rollout.

Consultancy owner

Clients ask for AI-speed delivery and every consultant uses AI differently. Set the rule once and apply it in every client org.

What the playbook is built on

Five rules. They sit beside Gearset, Copado or DevOps Center.

They run on the AI plans your team already pays for. The full mechanics are on the how it works page

  • The tool that builds a change never approves it. Whatever writes the code does not get a vote on whether it ships.
  • Two independent reviews on the exact commit. Two separate reviewers read the same bytes that will deploy, not a summary of them.
  • AI agents touch sandboxes only. Nothing automated reaches production. Ever.
  • A release checklist with a human go. Deploy order, named tests, and one named person who presses go.
  • Review findings go back to the team. Every review lesson is written down and fed into the next sprint, so the same mistake is not made twice.

Ground rules

Read-only. Never production. Deleted within seven days.

  • Mutual NDA by email before any access.
  • Access is read-only, to your repo and one sandbox. Never production. Revoked when the playbook is delivered.
  • No call required. If you want one, book the free 20 minutes.
  • Runs on the AI plans you already pay for. We never resell AI usage and never add a metered charge.
  • No customer data is needed. Do not share production records with us.
  • If the playbook gives you fewer than three changes for your next sprint, the fee is refunded in full.

What it is not

  • Not a tool rollout.
  • Not a replacement for your DevOps pipeline, backup or org compare.
  • Not a slide deck.
  • No code is written in your org during the audit.

Start the audit

Two steps. No call.

Pay, then send the access details. The 48 hours start when the read-only invites land. Either step can go first.

1. Pay

$1,500once · one-time

Online payment is not switched on yet. Ask for an invoice and we send one the same business day, with the mutual NDA attached.

  • If the playbook gives you fewer than three changes for your next sprint, the fee is refunded in full.
  • Mutual NDA by email before any access.
  • Nothing recurring. After the playbook, you owe nothing.

2. Grant read-only access

Tell us where the repo lives and a little about the team. We reply with the invite steps: a read-only invite to the repo and a read-only user in one sandbox. No credentials go through this form.

The read-only invite and the sandbox user are arranged by email after the NDA. No credentials here.
Which AI tools does the team use on Salesforce work now?
A sentence or two is plenty. If nothing went wrong, say what you are worried about. Leave out customer data and credentials.

A person replies within one business day with the mutual NDA and the invite steps. The playbook arrives by email within 48 hours of access landing. If the playbook gives you fewer than three changes for your next sprint, the fee is refunded in full.

How an engagement works

We set it up. We hand it back. That is the whole model.

  1. Look

    The audit: a read-only look at your repo and one sandbox, and a written playbook within 48 hours. If you would rather talk first, twenty minutes on a call, free.

  2. Setup

    Ten business days, remote, at one fixed price. The gate, the two-reviewer pipeline, the shared memory and rules, and the per-person budgets, installed in your accounts on your AI plans.

  3. Handoff

    Your team is trained and gets the keys. Nothing runs through StratoForce afterwards. You own every file, prompt, skill and memory, and we confirm our copy is deleted, in writing.

  4. Advice, when you want it

    One session at a time, 45 minutes, $199, booked when you need it. No retainer and no minimum. Most teams do not need it.

Proof

One line, and it is true.

A Salesforce team at an enterprise software company went from a 31-slide concept deck to production code in 38 days this way, through the same gate that is on the playbook page.

Who runs it

Tommy Gomolski

Senior Salesforce architect, 15+ years in enterprise platforms. Builds with AI tools daily under the rules on this site.

Questions

Straight answers.

We already use Gearset, Copado or DevOps Center. Does this replace them?

No. Those tools move and test metadata. The audit sets who may build with AI, who must review, and when a person presses go. Run both.

Does this replace Agentforce Vibes or the AI tool we use?

No. Keep using it. The playbook wraps whatever builds the change with a review rule and a release gate.

Do you need access to production?

Never. Read-only access to your repo and one sandbox, under a mutual NDA, and we revoke it when the playbook is delivered.

Is there a call?

Not required. You pay, grant access through the form, and the playbook arrives by email within 48 hours. If you would rather talk first, the free 20 minutes is one link away.

What does it cost us in time?

About thirty minutes: the intake form and the two access invites.

Will our AI bill go up?

Not because of us. The playbook runs on the AI plans your team already pays for. We never resell AI usage.

What if the audit finds nothing to change?

If the playbook gives you fewer than three changes for your next sprint, the fee is refunded in full.

What if we need help later?

Book an advice session: 45 minutes, $199, paid once. If what you want is bigger, it is another fixed-price setup with its own written price. There is no retainer to be on.

Do you host anything for us?

No. Everything runs in your own accounts, on your own AI plans. At handoff you own every file, prompt, skill and memory, and we keep no copy. We confirm that in writing.