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Kicksaw offers world-class Salesforce implementation, data migration, process optimization, tool integration, data sourcing/enrichment services, and hands-on training to boost your revenue team's capabilities. It's Sales and RevOps Consulting the way you always dreamed it could be.

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What Our Clients Say

Todd Lathrop

Vice President Sales, Checkr

“Fast, flexible, and hugely competent, Kicksaw delivers projects exactly as promised. Their experience in the SaaS space is tremendously valuable; they've tackled these problems before and guided our thinking on how to set up SFDC with future growth in mind.”

David Zwerin

Head Of Sales Operations, TripActions

“The Kicksaw team has been instrumental in supporting us as we rapidly grow, hiring over 100 people in a year. At the pace we're growing, it's important that we work with Salesforce experts who can provide support having been in the situations we are in and will be in. They do a great job of anticipating the challenges ahead and ensuring we are proactive in addressing them.”

Elise Eidness

President, Green Olive Marketing

“Green Olive Marketing has worked with Kicksaw for over a year with a focus on implementing and updating current Salesforce.com systems. Kicksaw's knowledge of Salesforce.com technology along with their skills to do custom builds are out of this world! They show a commitment to the client and the work by always being willing and able to meet whenever needed to review projects and discuss next steps.”

Kicksaw Helps Leading Sales Teams Perform Their Best

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Implementation

Hit the ground running with a customized implementation. We'll give you a roadmap, knowledge transfer, and training in best practices.

Data Migration

Field mapping, scripting, importing, and validation of your legacy customer, transactional, and company data will keep your data ship-shape.

Process Optimization

Retooled modeling, automation, execution, control, and analytics processes will transform your operations.

Tool Integration

We'll set you up with Outreach, SalesLoft, DocuSign, Form Assembly, Zendesk, Hubspot, Clearbit, LinkedIn, Intercom...the list goes on and on.

Data Sourcing & Enrichment

Gain SFDC data integrity with clean and qualified records to save hours of manual work or, even worse, disruptions from bad leads.

Development & Training

Ramp up your own team to expert level, or get custom Apex / Visualforce development to automate your sales processes for you.

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Quick Tips for Setting up the Optimal Pardot and Salesforce Integration

Salesforce and Pardot have a symbiotic relationship that can’t be beat when it comes to B2B marketing automation. At Kicksaw, I often find myself talking to a potential client about their sales operations and find that the conversation will naturally venture into the marketing operations territory. After all, the Marketing department's goal is to send the Sales team as many highly qualified leads as possible. And while Salesforce has put together documentation on how to implement Pardot with Salesforce, Kicksaw has a highly skilled Marketing Ops team that has executed more than a hundred implementations, and along the way, we've picked up some valuable tips and made note of some important “gotchas” that are often overlooked during the implementation process.

Six Do's and Don'ts for Salesforce's Process Builder

As a Solutions Architect here at Kicksaw, whenever I am handed a new (to me) Salesforce org to work on, one of the first things I check is the health of the business processes made with Process Builder, as they seem to be a common spot for a lot of bugs and errors. In this article, I’m going to share some tips and tricks with you to ensure that your own Process Builder business processes don’t turn into a nightmare of timeouts, bugs, and unexpected data.

Mocking Salesforce’s REST API with simple-mockforce

One of the biggest challenges when testing is covering code that interacts with an external service. This is where the domain of unit tests ends and that of integration tests begins, but the latter is multitudes more complicated than the former. Once it’s time to test anything that makes a network call, the bar is raised.