I will fix your broken salesforce flow and automation


About this gig
Got a Salesforce Flow that is failing, firing when it should not, skipping records, or doing something weird?
I specialize in fixing small Salesforce problems without turning them into giant consulting engagements.
For this gig, I will:
Diagnose one clearly defined Salesforce Flow issue
Inspect relevant automation around the problem
Repair the agreed issue
Test expected and non-trigger scenarios
Document what changed
Depending on your package, I can also include deeper automation review, deployment, additional testing, and risk recommendations.
MY PROCESS
1. FIND THE BOTTLENECK
2. DEFINE DONE
3. DO THE WORK
4. SHIP
You get:
Clear scope
Fixed price
Tested result
Documented changes
30-DAY WORKMANSHIP WARRANTY
If the delivered solution does not behave according to the original agreed scope and acceptance criteria, I will correct it at no additional charge within 30 days.
Warranty covers defects in the delivered work, not new features, changed requirements, unrelated Salesforce issues, or changes made after delivery by others.
Send me what the Flow is doing today and what it should do instead.
Get to know Micah Z
Salesforce Automation and Sales Operations Specialist
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceMar 2014
- Avg. response time4 hours
Languages
English
FAQ
What do you ened from me to get started?
A description of what the Flow does today, what it should do instead, and access to the appropriate Salesforce environment.
Can you work in a sandbox first?
Yes. Sandbox-first work is preferred when available and appropriate.
Will you change anything outside the agreed scope?
No. If I find other issues, I'll flag them separately rather than changing them without approval.
What does the 30-day workmanship warranty cover?
Defects where the delivered solution does not meet the original agreed upon scope and acceptance criteria. It does not cover new requirements or later changes made by others.
What if I'm not sure whether the problem is actually the Flow?
That's okay. Describe the behavior you're seeing and what should happen instead. Diagnosing the bottleneck is part of the process.

