Warehousing and 3PL
Account hierarchies and service records that match how you actually bill.
Northern Nevada
We live in AI. We breathe Salesforce. There are no salespeople here — the first call is with someone who has been personally accountable for delivering implementations.
Sparks runs on movement — warehousing, third-party logistics, and manufacturing operating on margins that punish bad data. When the CRM does not agree with the WMS or the ERP, somebody rekeys, and the number leadership sees is a week old and slightly wrong. That is usually an integration and data-model problem rather than a Salesforce licensing problem.
Account hierarchies and service records that match how you actually bill.
Quote configuration, RMA handling, and installed-base tracking.
Bid pipelines, subcontractor records, and job-level margin visibility.
Pricing tiers and renewal motions that do not live in spreadsheets.
Sparks is fifteen minutes from our Nevada base, which makes on-site work practical without a travel line item. We are equally happy staying remote — what matters is that the person on the call is the person doing the build.
Org diagnostics, data modeling, Experience Cloud, Apex and Flow engineering.
Power Automate, and Salesforce to Microsoft integration that holds up.
Agents grounded in your real customer data, not a demo dataset.
A senior owner on retainer instead of a hire you cannot justify yet.
Yes — Sparks and the surrounding Northern Nevada. Leadership is Nevada-based and all delivery is United States-based.
No. There are none here. Everyone who engages with you has been accountable for delivering implementations. Why that matters.
Yes. Small, well-defined work gets scoped and shipped quickly, and priced accordingly. An org audit with a written recommendation is a common start.
Tell us what is not working in your org. You will hear back from a senior person, not a sales desk.
Or email paul@cloudyincalifornia.com · (775) 600-2775