From business challenge
to working solution.
Tailored to how you work.

Working with an independent specialist has clear advantages: no unnecessary layers, no endless back-and-forth between consultants and developers, just direct communication and fast decisions. I'm flexible, fully focused on your project, and accountable for the end result. Many clients tell me this is the most efficient way they've ever worked on a Salesforce project.

I work with organizations of all sizes. Many of my clients are small to mid-sized companies, sometimes teams of just a handful of people, sometimes a few hundred employees. I also have experience with large international organizations. What matters more than size is whether your situation calls for tailored Salesforce work that goes beyond standard configuration. If you're not sure whether we're a fit, just reach out.

Most projects run on either a day rate or a fixed price, depending on what suits the engagement best. Smaller, well-defined deliverables often work well as a fixed price; broader or evolving work tends to run on a day rate. For ongoing collaboration after delivery, I'm available on a flexible basis as needed. The specifics are something we'd discuss on the intro call, once I understand your situation and what you're looking to do.

Yes, and I do this regularly. I work alongside existing partners or internal teams to build specific components, solve complex technical problems, or implement Agentforce capabilities that require deeper expertise.

Agentforce is Salesforce's platform for building AI agents: digital workers that can handle complex tasks autonomously, inside and outside of Salesforce. It represents one of the most significant shifts in the Salesforce platform's history. Getting it right requires both deep technical knowledge and business understanding. It's one of my primary areas of focus right now.

I work in focused sprints with a clear, shared rhythm. Every week or two, we have a short check-in where I show you what has been built. Between sessions, you test it in a sandbox environment and collect feedback from your team. That feedback directly shapes what goes into the next sprint.

For tracking, I typically use a kanban board (such as Trello) so you always have a clear view of what is in progress, what is done, and what is coming up. The goal is full transparency without unnecessary overhead.

It depends on current availability. The easiest way to find out is to reach out or schedule an intro call via Calendly. We'll go from there.

That depends entirely on scope and complexity. Most engagements run a few days per week over several months. Some clients work with me on an ongoing basis so we can continuously improve their environment and implement new ideas. Reach out with your situation and I'll give you a realistic estimate.

Yes. While I'm based in the Netherlands and work with many Dutch clients, I work with organizations internationally as well. Remote collaboration is no problem.