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Technical Architecture & Org Audit

Salesforce Well-Architected Audits, Governor Limit Remediation & Debt Elimination

Salesforce Well-Architected system audits, governor limit bottleneck remediation, technical debt elimination, and forward-looking enterprise architecture roadmaps.

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+45 ptsOrg Health Score
3x FasterQuery Execution Speed
-80%Production Incidents
Technical Strategy

Architectural Approach & Scope

Years of rapid organizational growth, multiple consulting vendor handoffs, and ad-hoc declarative changes leave most enterprise Salesforce orgs weighed down by severe technical debt, frequent governor limit crashes, and slow page loads.

Primus Consulting performs forensic-level Technical Architecture Audits evaluated against the official Salesforce Well-Architected framework. We analyze your entire metadata schema, Apex codebase, automation hierarchy, and data model to identify critical bottlenecks.

You receive an exhaustive executive report alongside an actionable engineering backlog that categorizes issues by risk level, giving your engineering leadership clear visibility and a roadmap to peak org performance.

Core Technical Capabilities Included:

  • Comprehensive Salesforce Org Health Check & Code Audit
  • Governor limit recovery and query plan optimization
  • Object model refactoring & Large Data Volume (LDV) strategy
  • Security review, sharing architecture & compliance posture

Enterprise Engineering Standards

Every engagement is backed by our strict development SLAs and software architecture principles.

Evaluated against Salesforce Well-Architected pillars: Trusted, Easy, Adaptable
SOQL Query Plan tool inspection to eliminate full-table table scans
Storage optimization and Big Objects archiving architecture
Detailed Executive Architecture Deck and Engineering Jira backlog
Guaranteed SLA Response:< 2 Hours
Security & Compliance:SOC2 & ISO 27001
Sandbox Code Access:Mutual NDA Standard
What You Receive

Comprehensive Engagement Deliverables

Concrete engineering artifacts, source code, test suites, and documentation delivered to your team.

01

Forensic Code & Trigger Audit

Automated and manual code inspection identifying anti-patterns, SOQL/DML in loops, recursion loops, and inefficient logic paths.

02

Automation Conflict Resolution

Mapping competing Workflow Rules, Process Builders, and record-triggered Flows to establish a single, ordered execution sequence.

03

Large Data Volume (LDV) Strategy

Archiving plans, custom indexing, skinny tables, and query selectivity tuning for tables exceeding 5 million records.

04

Security & Sharing Architecture Review

Auditing Organization-Wide Defaults (OWD), role hierarchies, criteria-based sharing rules, and Guest User profile vulnerabilities.

05

Integration & API Limit Health Check

Evaluating external API callout patterns, Bulk API concurrency limits, and MuleSoft integration error handling.

06

Remediation Roadmap & Execution Pod

Prioritized technical backlog with estimated engineering effort, risk weighting, and optional turn-key remediation execution.

Questions Answered

Frequently Asked Questions About Technical Architecture & Org Audit

How long does a Technical Architecture Audit take?

A comprehensive audit typically spans 2 weeks from sandbox access to executive presentation, including deep code inspection and team interviews.

Will the audit disrupt our production operations?

Not at all. Audits are conducted in a refreshed Full or Partial Sandbox with read-only architectural access under strict mutual NDA.

Can Primus execute the remediation fixes found during the audit?

Yes. Many clients engage our Dedicated Engineering Pods immediately following the audit to execute the remediation backlog in phased sprints.

Ready to Implement Technical Architecture & Org Audit?

Schedule a technical consultation with a Senior Certified Salesforce Architect. We’ll assess your technical requirements, review existing governor headroom, and draft an execution plan.

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