Enhancing Internal Systems and Functionality for OpFocus
OpFocus pioneers Process Efficiency with Tailored Salesforce Consulting
About customer
Founded in 2006, OpFocus is a catalyst for efficiency, helping organizations streamline their operations. Their custom services in CRM and marketing automation, anchored by Salesforce.com, tailor to the unique needs of each client, promising not just solutions but transformations.
Clients Challenge
The client needed support for existing internal systems along with the development of new custom functionalities. The project scope included creating custom pages, LWC components, and intricate backend logic.
Solution
- We implemented advanced logic to enhance internal processes such as time tracking, project management, and reporting. This initiative was aimed at increasing operational efficiency and providing scalable solutions.
- Our team developed custom LWC components and expanded the functionalities from the installed Cloud Coach package to meet the unique needs of the client, ensuring a robust and enhanced user experience.
5.0
When working with the MagicFuse team, I know I have a partner that not only builds sound, scalable technology solutions but also consults as a trusted advisor. I appreciate that I can come to them with a partially solutioned requirement, and we can discuss the pros and cons of different approaches while always thinking about the end user experience. Collaborating with MagicFuse has allowed me to rapidly develop and deploy Salesforce functionality, giving our business the tools they need to be successful.
Brian Waterson
Senior Director, Operations
Technologies:
Apex
LWC
VisualForce
JavaScript
CSS
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