Integration Lens started as an internal tool at a systems integration consultancy — after one too many 2am incidents caused by a callout nobody remembered building.
We spent years as Salesforce architects walking into orgs where the integration landscape lived entirely in people's heads. Every audit meant grepping through Apex, every incident meant guessing which of a dozen callouts had gone dark.
So we built the tool we wished we'd had: something that lived inside Salesforce, scanned the org itself, and kept a running record of every integration — automatically. Integration Lens is that tool, built for every admin and architect who has ever inherited an org they didn't build.
If it requires middleware or a copy of your data outside Salesforce, we won't build it that way. Trust means staying inside the platform.
Every feature exists to replace a spreadsheet, a tribal-knowledge conversation, or a "let me go check" with an answer you can see.
We design for the person debugging a failure at 2am, not just the buyer in the demo. Clarity under pressure is the whole point.
We're a small team of Salesforce architects and engineers, working remotely and shipping deliberately. We're not actively hiring for open roles right now, but we're always glad to hear from people who've lived this problem.
20 minutes is all it takes to find out.
Integration Lens