Build what your business actually needs.
Lightning Web Components, Apex, and enterprise-grade custom solutions. We build Lightning apps that handle high‑volume processing without governor limit issues: clean, tested, maintainable code written by senior architects.
Code your next developer can actually read.
Salesforce custom development is the code a business needs when configuration cannot carry a requirement: Lightning Web Components, Apex business logic, and managed packages. LOVALTO's senior engineers write it bulkified, tested, and built to scale. It is for teams that need functionality beyond declarative configuration, in code their next developer can actually read.
Interfaces users prefer over out-of-the-box
Modern UI components built with web standards: data tables, wizards, dashboards, and mobile-optimized experiences that follow SLDS and WCAG accessibility standards.
UI & experience
- Custom data tables, forms, wizards, charts, and scheduling interfaces
- Mobile-optimized, accessible components with real‑time platform event updates
- Reusable component libraries with design system integration
Advanced & integration
- Third-party library integration, WebSockets, and external system widgets
- REST API consumption, SSO flows, and OAuth authentication
- Jest testing, performance profiling, and browser compatibility
85%+ coverage as a floor, not a target
Server-side business logic that handles your most demanding requirements: trigger frameworks, batch processing, complex calculations, and API integrations. We write bulkified, governor-limit-safe code.
Logic & processing
- Custom business rules, complex calculations, and multi-object transactions
- Batch, Scheduled, Queueable, and platform event processing
- Bulk data operations, transformation, and data quality automation
APIs & quality
- Custom REST/SOAP endpoints, callouts, and OAuth authentication
- Headless 360 / MCP servers exposing org data and Apex actions to coding agents (Claude, Cursor) and chat clients
- Test data factories, mocking, static analysis, and code reviews
- Trigger handler patterns, bulkification, and SOQL/DML optimization
Managed and unmanaged, through security review
For internal distribution or AppExchange publication. We handle namespace planning, security review prep, and upgrade path testing.
AppExchange & licensing
- AppExchange development, IP protection, and security review preparation
- License management, versioning strategy, and upgrade path testing
Design & distribution
- Namespace planning, dependency management, and post-install automation
- Beta testing, multi-org compatibility, and documentation
Designed for long‑term growth.
Enterprise architecture design for complex multi-org, multi-cloud implementations, from the object model to the release pipeline.
Data architecture
Object model design, relationship mapping, scalability planning, data retention strategies, and large data volume (LDV) optimization.
Security architecture
OWD and sharing rules, profiles and permission sets, field-level security, record access design, and compliance frameworks.
Multi-org strategy
Hub-and-spoke architectures, data synchronization patterns, cross-org authentication, and org consolidation planning.
DevOps & CI/CD
Source control (Git), deployment automation, sandbox strategies, release management, and continuous integration pipelines.
The standard does not move when the deadline does.
Every engagement runs on the same engineering standards, whether it is one component or a multi-org program.
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Code quality standards
Consistent naming conventions, comprehensive documentation, code reviews, static analysis tools, and technical debt management.
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Testing strategy
Unit testing (85%+ coverage), integration testing, user acceptance testing, performance testing, and regression testing.
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Version control
Git workflows, branching strategies, pull request processes, code review protocols, and deployment automation.
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Documentation
Technical specifications, API documentation, architecture diagrams, runbooks, and knowledge transfer materials.
Not sure you need custom code?
Often you do not, and we will say so. If configuration can carry it, that is Core Salesforce. If the requirement is really a connection to another system, that is Integrations. If code already shipped and is now the problem, that is Implementation Recovery. See all capabilities.
Tell us what configuration can't do.
Purpose-built LWC, Apex, and platform extensions, architected to scale with your business, not against it.