LOVALTO.
Capabilities / Salesforce architecture

Architecture that holds up as the org grows.

Enterprise architecture, data modeling, and scalable platform design. Led by Evan Eichert, who holds the Platform Data Architect, Application Architect, and Sharing and Visibility Architect credentials, with 7+ years designing and delivering platforms across financial services and healthcare.

Sound familiar?

Three signs the architecture is straining.

Salesforce architecture consulting is the design of an org's technical foundation: data models, integration patterns, security and sharing, and scalability planning. LOVALTO designs these four layers together so the platform keeps performing as data volume and automation grow. It is for organizations whose reports, page speed, or sharing model are starting to strain.

Reports cannot answer the question

The data model grew one object at a time, and the report leadership wants now takes three exports and a spreadsheet.

Reporting limitations

Pages slow down as data grows

Slow page loads, timeout errors, and failing batch jobs show up once record volumes and automation stack up.

Performance issues

Nobody can explain the sharing model

Access was granted one exception at a time. Now nobody is sure who can see what, and every change feels risky.

Access you cannot audit
What we design

Four layers, designed together.

Data, integration, security, and scale are one design problem. We treat them as one.

Data architecture and modeling

  • Custom object design that balances business requirements with platform limits for performance and scale
  • Master‑detail and lookup relationships that support complex business processes while keeping data integrity
  • Large data volume strategies: archiving, data skew prevention, and performance optimization
  • Data models built for reporting and complex business intelligence requirements

Integration architecture

  • REST and SOAP API implementations connecting Salesforce with ERP, marketing platforms, and custom applications
  • MuleSoft, Boomi, and custom middleware for complex data orchestration
  • Platform Events and Change Data Capture for real‑time data synchronization
  • Connectivity between Salesforce and legacy banking and healthcare systems

Security and sharing architecture

  • Organization‑wide defaults, role hierarchies, and sharing rules for complex organizational structures
  • Criteria‑based sharing, manual sharing, and Apex managed sharing for granular access control
  • Profile and permission set strategies for appropriate field‑level visibility across user populations
  • Security models supporting HIPAA, SOC 2, and financial services regulatory requirements

Scalability and performance

  • Architecture designed to run efficiently within governor limits at enterprise scale
  • Batch Apex, queueable jobs, and asynchronous processing patterns for large data volumes
  • Performance tuning for slow page loads, timeout errors, and batch processing failures
  • Capacity planning and architecture roadmaps that support organizational growth
How we approach it

Design for the org you will have.

  1. Model the data before the screens

    Objects, relationships, and reporting structures are designed around the business process, with platform limits accounted for up front.

  2. Pick integration patterns by volume and latency

    REST and SOAP APIs for real‑time sync, middleware for orchestration, Platform Events and Change Data Capture for event‑driven work. Data volume, latency requirements, and system capabilities decide.

  3. Design sharing for the real org chart

    Organization‑wide defaults, role hierarchy, and sharing rules that match how the organization works, including HIPAA, SOC 2, and financial services requirements.

  4. Plan for growth from day one

    Governor limits, sharing models, automation design, and data volume management are planned before they become incidents.

Questions

Salesforce architecture, answered.

What does a Salesforce architect do?

A Salesforce architect designs the technical foundation of your Salesforce platform, including data models, integration patterns, security architecture, and scalability planning. They ensure your platform can grow with your business while maintaining performance and security.

Why is data modeling important in Salesforce?

Proper data modeling determines how information flows through your Salesforce org. Poor data models lead to performance issues, reporting limitations, and difficult maintenance. A well-architected data model supports complex business processes while remaining scalable and maintainable.

How do you ensure Salesforce architecture is scalable?

Scalable Salesforce architecture requires careful planning around governor limits, sharing models, automation design, and data volume management. LOVALTO designs every platform with growth in mind from day one.

What integration patterns does LOVALTO recommend?

Integration patterns depend on your specific needs. Common patterns include REST/SOAP APIs for real-time sync, middleware platforms for complex orchestration, and event-driven architectures using Platform Events. We select patterns based on data volume, latency requirements, and system capabilities.

Where this connects

Need a diagnosis first?

If the org already exists, a Health Check finds the architectural debt before you design around it. Integration builds are covered under Integrations, and code-level work under Custom Development. The credentials behind the work are listed on Salesforce certifications.

Show us the org you have.

Share the data model, the integrations, and the sharing setup. We will tell you where it will strain first and what to change.