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Ship changes safely, and far more often.

Version control, CI/CD pipelines, sandbox and release management, automated testing and monitoring for Salesforce and the cloud services around it, so a deployment stops being an event and becomes a habit.

Release engineers and Salesforce DevOps specialists.
At a glance
Git-first
Every change tracked and reviewable
CI/CD
Automated build, test and deploy
Sandboxes
Seeded, refreshed and documented
Rollback
A tested way back from any release
Since 2017
10+ years of delivery
200+
Projects delivered
100+
Salesforce certifications
5
Regions served
The challenge

Manual releases quietly set the pace of everything.

Change sets, spreadsheets of components and a long evening of clicking. Work gets batched up because releasing is painful, which makes each release bigger and riskier than the last. DevOps breaks that loop: small changes, tested automatically, released on demand and traceable back to the request that asked for them.

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Releases everyone dreads
Deployment night runs long, and something always breaks in production.
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Changes nobody can trace
Work goes straight into the org, with no record of who changed what, or why.
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Shipping as routine
Version control, automated tests and a pipeline that makes a release a non-event.
Sound familiar? If any of these ring true, let's fix how you ship.
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Releases happen out of hours because nobody trusts them during the day.

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Two developers overwrite each other because work is done directly in a sandbox.

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Nobody can say with certainty what is different between your sandbox and production.

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Change sets take hours to assemble and still miss components.

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A failed deployment has no clean way back except redoing it by hand.

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Testing is a person clicking through the same screens before every release.

What we do

DevOps, from first branch to production.

From putting an org under version control to a full multi-environment pipeline with automated testing, quality gates and monitoring.

Version Control & Branching

Move the org into Git with a branching model your team can follow, so every change has an author, a review and a history.

CI/CD Pipelines

Automated build, validate and deploy across environments, triggered by a merge rather than a person and an evening.

Environment & Sandbox Management

A clear environment strategy with refresh schedules, seeded data and a documented path from development to production.

Automated Testing

Apex test coverage, UI regression packs and quality gates that stop a broken change before it reaches production.

Monitoring & Alerting

Deployment, error and integration monitoring, with alerts in Slack or email so problems are found before users report them.

Release Management

Release calendars, change approval, documentation and the handover your team needs to run it all themselves.

Our DevOps method

Built so your team owns it, not us.

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01

Assess

Review how you release today, the environments you have and where releases actually hurt.

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02

Baseline

Get the org into version control with a branching model and a clean starting commit.

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03

Automate

Build the pipeline: validate on pull request, deploy on merge, with rollback planned in.

04
04

Harden

Add automated tests, coverage thresholds and quality gates so the pipeline can say no.

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Hand over

Train the team, document the process and step back while they run the next release.

What you get

A pipeline your team will actually keep using.

Org in Version Control

Your metadata in Git, with a branching model the team agrees on.

Working CI/CD Pipeline

Automated validation and deployment across every environment.

Environment Strategy

Which sandbox is for what, how it is refreshed and who owns it.

Runbook & Handover

How to release, how to roll back and who to call, written down.

The iTech difference

Release processes that survive the next hire.

iTechCloud
Typical delivery team
How changes move
Git and a pipeline
Change sets by hand
Testing
Automated, on every merge
Manual, before release
Release size
Small and frequent
Large and rare
If it goes wrong
Tested rollback
Fix forward, at speed
Who can release
Anyone on the team
One person who knows
DevOps packages

From version control to continuous delivery.

Fixed-scope packages that get the basics right first, then add automation, testing and quality gates as the team grows into them.

DevOps Assessment

Know where you stand

Release process review
Environment audit
Tooling recommendation
Prioritised roadmap
Talk to us
Popular

Pipeline Launch

Get releases automated

Everything in Assessment
Org into version control
CI/CD across environments
Runbook and training
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DevOps Platform

Scale to many teams

Everything in Launch
Automated test suites
Quality gates and coverage
Monitoring and ongoing support
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Why iTechCloud

Engineers who have run releases, not just read about them.

Salesforce release depth

Metadata, packaging and deployment quirks learned on real orgs, not in theory.

Small releases by default

We optimise for frequent, low-risk changes rather than big quarterly events.

Testing built in

Automated tests and quality gates are part of the pipeline, not a later phase.

Handover is the goal

We are finished when your team runs the pipeline without calling us.

Credentials

Certified where it counts.

100+
Certifications held
12
Certified architects
6
Cloud specialties
Select
Salesforce Partner
CSAT 4.9
Average engagement score
ISO 27001
Security certified
Tools we work with

The DevOps stack, around your org.

Salesforce release tools, Git hosting, CI runners and monitoring, chosen for your team size, budget and appetite for automation.

Salesforce DX & CLI
GitHub / GitLab / Bitbucket
Gearset & Copado
GitHub Actions & Jenkins
Jira & Azure DevOps
Slack alerting
Platforms & tools

The DevOps tooling we build on.

A sample of the release, pipeline and monitoring tools we work with every day.

DX
Salesforce DX
Source-driven dev
SF
Salesforce CLI
Deployment
GH
GitHub
Version control
GL
GitLab
Version control
BB
Bitbucket
Version control
GA
GitHub Actions
CI/CD
JK
Jenkins
CI/CD
AZ
Azure DevOps
CI/CD
GS
Gearset
Salesforce DevOps
CP
Copado
Salesforce DevOps
FL
Flosum
Salesforce DevOps
DK
Docker
Containers
TF
Terraform
Infrastructure as code
AWS
AWS
Cloud platform
AZU
Microsoft Azure
Cloud platform
HK
Heroku
Cloud platform
SE
Selenium
UI testing
PV
Provar
Salesforce testing
JR
Jira
Work tracking
SL
Slack
Alerts & approvals
FAQ

DevOps, answered.

It means your org lives in version control, changes are reviewed like code, and a pipeline builds, tests and deploys them between environments automatically. The result is smaller, more frequent releases that are traceable and reversible, instead of change sets assembled by hand.
Both work. Salesforce CLI with GitHub Actions is capable and costs nothing beyond CI minutes, and suits teams comfortable with Git. Gearset and Copado add a friendly interface, smarter metadata comparison and governance that larger or less technical teams value. We recommend based on team size and skills, not a licence we resell.
Yes, and that is the usual starting point. We take a clean baseline of the existing metadata, agree what is in scope first, and bring the org under version control in stages rather than demanding a rewrite.
A working pipeline for a single team is normally a few weeks: assessment, version control baseline, then automated validation and deployment. Automated testing and quality gates are added after that, once the team is comfortable with the new flow.
For the first week or two there is a learning curve around branching and pull requests. After that most teams release more often, not less, because the risk of each change is lower and they stop batching work up for a big release.
Only if you want us to. The handover, runbook and training are part of the work, so your team can run it alone. Ongoing support is available as a separate managed service if you would rather we kept an eye on it.

Let's make releases boring.

Book a free DevOps assessment. We'll review how you release today and map the fastest route to a pipeline your team can run without us.