Products
Products we build on the platform
One of them already runs in a client org. The other five come from measuring where the marketplace has nothing, and every card says which is which.
01The slate
Six products, in the order we will build them
Ranked by revenue potential against speed to market and build risk. The voice product runs on a longer track because a 2028 platform deadline is pulling demand toward it.
- In buildVoice AI for Salesforce
Sightline
AI voice agents for inbound and outbound calls, native to the Salesforce voice data model, at a fraction of the platform price.
$40 / user / monthPlatform · Plus $0.29 per AI minute - In designAgentforce accuracy testing
Sounding
Regression-test your Agentforce agents before and after every release, so production accuracy stops falling off a cliff.
$800 / org / monthUp to five agents - In designAccess governance
Warrant
Continuous least-privilege enforcement and audit-ready access reporting, replacing free tooling that admins rate 2.4 out of 5.
$3 / user / monthPer user · $600 per org monthly minimum - In designInventory and stock control
Bincount
Real-time stock, van inventory and work-order parts consumption inside Salesforce, without buying an ERP.
$45 / user / monthStock users - Proven in houseQuickBooks sync
Ledgerline
Bidirectional QuickBooks sync a Salesforce admin can configure in an afternoon, instead of an integration platform project.
$249 / org / monthCore - In designOrg documentation
Datum
Always-current org documentation and dependency mapping, so a solo admin can safely change something they did not build.
$400 / org / monthUnder 500 users
One already runs in a client org and the next is in build. Listing on AgentExchange follows a security review, a distribution agreement and a managed package, and every card says where it sits on that path.
01The one in build
The telephony migration is not optional. The platform price is.
Open CTI, the integration layer under nearly every third-party telephony app since 2012, reaches end of life in February 2028. Every org running an adapter has to move. Below the platform price there is currently nothing to move to.
- Real-time media runs off platform, because no managed package can hold a live audio stream inside a sub-second turn-taking budget.
- The package writes to the native voice call and conversation entry objects, not to custom ones.
- Live transcripts stream to the console over platform events.
- Accuracy is measured and published, on a stated methodology.
Three of this account’s four open orders are past their scheduled end date with no billing window set. The pattern matches two orders that later needed a change request.
Generated from order records in this org. Not a measurement. Users cannot edit this text.
02The one that already runs
Built by hand in a client org before it was a product.
The hard problems in it were found the expensive way, in production, with a real ledger on the line. That is the difference between a product extracted from delivered work and one designed in a room.
- A decimal cap at the accounting boundary only. No Salesforce field is narrowed to fix it.
- Line consolidation that combines only when every attribute matches and the total still balances.
- Class resolution that throws rather than guesses.
- A heartbeat on every cycle, and a watchdog on the heartbeat.
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04Coming to AppExchange
Three products we are packaging
Each of these came out of a live org rather than a workshop. None of them is listed yet, and every panel says where it actually is.
Voice AI for Salesforce
A voice agent that works a Salesforce record rather than a script. It reads the order in front of it, answers from the record, and writes back through the same validation a person would hit.
- Speaks from the record, so it cannot invent a status the org does not hold
- Every write goes through the same rules a keyboard would, including the ones that stop it
- A full transcript against the record, so any answer it gave can be traced afterwards
- Built for field and dispatch first, where hands are busy and a screen is not an option
One of these already runs. The rest came from measuring the gap.
The accounting bridge was built by hand in a client org before it was a product, and the hard problems in it were found the expensive way. The others come from market analysis rather than delivered work. We say which is which on every card, because a product designed in a room has to guess at the problem and one extracted from delivered work does not.
Sourced from docs/research/06-isv-landscape.md
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