Salesforce for regulated banks and insurers.
Our Salesforce practice builds Service, Sales, and Data Cloud for financial services with the audit, privacy, and change discipline the regulator requires — and the customer experience the business demands.
Pressures shaping
the roadmap.
- Configuration drift in a regulated org
Unchecked admins, unversioned flows, and untested changes create audit risk and production bugs in equal measure.
- Customer data scattered across 5+ systems
Unified customer view lives in exec decks, not in front-line rep consoles.
- Agent-facing AI needs guardrails
Einstein / Agentforce potential is real, but hallucination in a regulated flow is a career event.
- Legacy servicing on legacy tech
Claims / loan / account servicing on on-prem tools that the digital channel has to work around.
The plays we run
in this intersection.
- FSC as the system of record
Financial Services Cloud configured for the line of business; customer data model + relationships built for audit, not just CX.
- Data Cloud foundation that holds up
Identity resolution tuned per source, cred usage modelled, freshness SLAs written. Agentforce sits on a foundation that works.
- DevOps + CI/CD for Salesforce
DevOps Center, SFDX pipelines, code review, test automation. Every change has evidence.
- Agent-assist, not autonomous
LLM features deployed as analyst copilots in regulated flows with audit logging and human-in-the-loop review.
What the engagement includes.
- Service Cloud for claims / case / servicing
- Sales Cloud for regulated pipeline + compliance
- Data Cloud foundation + Agentforce-ready context
- Experience Cloud client / broker portals
- MuleSoft integration to legacy core + policy admin
- Managed service with release governance
Audit-ready by default.
“Configuration is the cheap part. Process is the work.”
Salesforce delivery since 2014 across Service, Sales, and Experience clouds. Specializes in regulated-industry rollouts.
Full profileSalesforce × BFSI on your roadmap?
30 minutes with Ananya Iyer. No slides, no deck — an architecture sketch, a scope estimate, and a candid second opinion.
Book the call