If you run a small Salesforce practice, you know the pattern. The work is there. Clients have backlogs, budgets are tight but real, and referrals keep coming. What runs out is hours. With two or three people, every new client means someone is analyst, architect, builder and tester at once, and some of that work never makes it onto an invoice.
Kadentra is built for that problem. It is an AI delivery agent for Salesforce, made for small practices and independent consultants, and it is live today.
What Kadentra does
You give Kadentra a client request the way it arrives: a sentence, an email, a few lines from a call. Kadentra then does the work that usually eats the week.
It reads the client's org. Before planning anything, it looks at what is already there: objects, fields, automation, and the configuration someone else may have built years ago. A request is planned against the org as it actually is, not as anyone remembers it.
It asks the questions a good consultant would ask. Vague requests become rework, so Kadentra works through the gaps one question at a time: what counts, who approves, what happens in the exceptions.
It writes the requirement in plain language. The result is a requirement your client can read and approve without knowing Salesforce.
It builds and tests. Once the requirement is approved, Kadentra builds the change, writes tests from the acceptance criteria and runs them, in short build-and-test loops rather than one long hand-off.
It hands over a package. You receive a deployment-ready package, a runbook and the evidence behind each decision.
Two approvals, both yours
Kadentra stops twice and waits for a person.
The first stop is the requirement. Nothing is built until you approve what is being built.
The second stop is the release. Nothing leaves Kadentra until you approve the package.
And Kadentra does not deploy to production. You do. Your client keeps dealing with you, and you keep control of their org.
We designed it this way on purpose. An agent that changes a client's production org on its own is hard to stand behind. One that prepares the work, shows its reasoning and waits for your sign-off is something you can put your practice's name on.
Who it is for
Kadentra is built for:
- Small Salesforce practices with more client requests than hours
- Independent consultants who are the architect, analyst and tester on every project
- Practices whose clients run on tight budgets and need predictable costs
Each approved requirement draws credits from your plan according to its size, so you know what a piece of client work will cost before you commit to it.
What it is not
Kadentra is not a coding assistant that helps you write a file faster. It works on the whole request, from the client's sentence to the handover. And it is not an autonomous agent that acts without you. The two approvals are the point.
Getting started
Kadentra is available now for Salesforce practices and consultants in the US. Over the next few weeks we will post short demos on our LinkedIn page showing requests moving through it, starting with what happens when Kadentra checks an org before it builds.
Have client work lined up? Talk to the team and see how Kadentra would handle it.