Release Assurance re-runs your most critical Salesforce processes through the real UI every night, catches what quietly broke, and hands your team the evidence — the failing step, the record, the video — by morning. Nothing installed. Nothing for you to write. Nothing in production.
Salesforce ships 3× a year. Your team ships likely weekly. Admins, consultants, AppExchange packages, and AI agents all change the org — and nobody has time to re-verify every revenue-critical workflow after every change. The result is invisible risk 👀
Code, automations, and configurations that once took weeks can now be generated in hours. The speed of creation has outpaced the speed of verification.
Developers, admins, consultants, AppExchange packages, and AI agents are all making changes. Each one can introduce unexpected side effects.
Business depends on Salesforce. When workflows break, the business breaks. Nobody notices until a customer complains — or revenue is lost.
Every release, every metadata push, every sandbox refresh carries the risk of breaking something that was working fine yesterday.
Salesforce releases three times a year. Your team releases weekly. Nobody has time to manually verify every workflow after every change.
You monitor infrastructure and endpoints. But you have zero visibility into whether your actual business processes — the ones that generate revenue — still function.
Four questions you should be able to answer about Salesforce every morning.
Today, most teams can't answer a single one without a fire drill. Release Assurance answers all four, before your first meeting.
A validation rule changed overnight. A required field appeared. The next scheduled run caught it — and handed your team the failing step, the video, the screenshot, and the exact record. No hunting. No guessing.
No more hoping. No more guessing. Just the answers, every morning.
You name the processes that would hurt most if they broke. We verify each one end-to-end, through the real UI, the way your users actually run it.
New leads assign to the right owner, queue, and follow-up path — not a black hole.
Deals move through pricing and approvals on the quarter-critical path.
Priority cases route, escalate, and respect the SLA commitments you sold.
Renewal opportunities generate and hand off before pipeline disappears.
Users can reach the records, actions, and pages their job actually requires.
Closed-won deals reach provisioning, customer success, and finance.
Start with the three that scare you most. We add coverage as you grow — there's no cap on what we can watch.
Managed means hands-off. You write nothing, run nothing, install nothing. You point us at the workflows that matter. We handle everything else.
Secure OAuth login with read-only access. Takes five minutes. Your data never leaves your org.
We set up automated verification for your critical business processes based on your org's configuration and workflows.
Your reliability dashboard updates daily. Failures trigger instant alerts with plain-English explanations — not stack traces.
Apex proves your code compiles. We prove your business still runs.
A unit test proves a method returns the right value. It can't prove a rep can convert a lead, build a quote, and clear approval across your real screens, flows, packages, and permissions. That end-to-end path is what breaks — and the only thing we watch.
A safety net behind every change you ship — catch the regression before your users file the ticket.
Protect the flows that generate and close pipeline, so the number never slips to a broken automation.
Continuous visibility and morning evidence across every team — no extra headcount, no new tool to run.
Regression coverage you can stand behind for clients — proof every delivery still works after every change.
The controls we operate today — not a roadmap dressed up as the present. If it isn't here, it isn't in production yet.
tenant_id predicate, backed by foreign-key constraints and a cross-tenant integration test suite, with Row-Level Security rolling out table-by-table as a backstop.A Adrian Rudzikas Founder · 18× Salesforce Certified Architect · MBA · PMP View profileI've spent nearly twenty years inside Salesforce orgs — as an admin, a developer, a consultant, and an architect. If you've run Salesforce for more than a year, you already know the truth I learned the hard way: the org that runs your business is never finished, and the failures that cost you the most never make a sound.
There's no error page. No alert. A validation rule shifts, an automation quietly stops firing — and for weeks everything looks fine while leads go unrouted, quotes stall in approval, and renewals never fire. By the time anyone notices, it's already booked as lost revenue and a customer who stopped trusting the system. We've all lived it: the Friday night spent reverse-engineering what changed, knowing the real damage was done weeks ago.
I built Release Assurance to end that. If we can watch a server's pulse every second, we can verify the business processes that actually pay the bills — every single night. Catching a break the morning it happens, instead of the quarter it costs you, is the entire difference between a quick fix and a fire.
We are onboarding a founding cohort of just 20 companies between July 1 and September 30, ahead of our public launch this fall. We hand-onboard every founding customer and verify your most critical Salesforce workflows for you — fully managed and free during the beta. Founding customers keep founding status for life: our best terms, a direct line to the team, and real influence over the roadmap.
Submit your Interest →…and the best way to do that is to offer early adopters the platform entirely free for three months — with a generous set of perks on top.
If it's a fit, we'll book a short scoping call and aim to have your first workflow live within two weeks. If it isn't, I'll tell you plainly — no drip campaign, no spam.
Nothing during the beta — it's free while you're a founding member, no card required. We'll share pricing at our public launch this fall; founding members get our best terms.
Just 20. I hand-onboard every founding member and verify your workflows myself, so 20 is as many as I can do right. Registration runs July 1 – September 30, and I onboard in the order companies apply — so earlier is better.
Sandbox only. We reject production at connect time, use a least-privilege user, and you can revoke access whenever you want.
A 20-minute kickoff, then 30 minutes a week. We do all the building and maintenance — your team writes and runs nothing.
Platform breakage is our problem, never yours, and never billable. We fix it within SLA and keep your coverage green.
Sandbox-only, no stored credentials, isolated per-run containers, tenant isolation at the database. Full posture and DPA on request.
Bring the Salesforce workflow that keeps your team up at night. We'll talk through whether Release Assurance should verify it.