Clearway Logic builds, fixes, and automates Salesforce for companies who need it done properly — and need to talk to the person actually doing the work.
Most engagements start in one of these and grow from there. All of them are delivered by me — not scoped by one person and handed to another.
New implementations and net-new capability inside an existing org, set up so your team can actually maintain it.
The work between systems — where most manual effort hides and most projects quietly stall.
Implementations that were delivered but never worked right. Usually diagnosable faster than you'd expect.
Plenty of consultants can configure Salesforce. Far fewer can tell you why the document it produces looks wrong.
Document generation, e-signature, and forms are where a surprising number of Salesforce projects stall — and where the problem is almost never Salesforce itself. It's the template: section breaks, headers that shift mid-document, conditional content, tables that fall apart across page boundaries.
That's a document-engineering skill rather than a Salesforce one, which is exactly why it's so often the missing piece. It also transfers — the same expertise applies whether the output comes from Salesforce, a reporting system, or a Microsoft stack.
On most projects, the person who understood your problem in the first meeting isn't the person who ends up building it. That handoff is where the value leaks out — so it doesn't happen here.
A short conversation about what's actually broken, before anyone proposes a solution. Usually free and usually clarifying.
You get a written proposal with defined deliverables and a number. No hourly meter running in the background.
Documented, maintainable, and explained to your team. The goal is that you don't need me indefinitely.
The person who scoped it is the person who builds it. No handoffs, no account manager relaying messages.
Your org was implemented, it technically works, and everyone quietly works around it. You need someone to find out why rather than rebuild from scratch.
Documents, approvals, and handoffs are still partly manual because automating them properly never made it to the top of anyone's list.
You're a consulting partner or software company that needs specific expertise on a project, without adding headcount.
Or what you're trying to build. Short conversations are free, and usually clarifying either way.
jeremy@clearwaylogic.com