Enhancement
The full pipeline — requirements, design, build plan, test plan, release notes. For anything that changes how the org works.
⚡ Private beta — onboarding design partners
A prebuilt team of AI specialists, already configured for Salesforce delivery, that turns your requests into finished, expert-quality work. No consultant fees. No waiting. No Salesforce expertise required on your side.
wright (n.) — an old word for a maker: a shipwright, a wheelwright. AssemblyWright assembles a team of them around each request.
“We have Salesforce, but nobody on our team really knows how to change it.”
“Every fix means calling a consultant we can’t keep on retainer.”
“We put in a request months ago. Still waiting.”
“Our system doesn’t reflect how our business actually works.”
You’re not behind. You’re under-resourced. That’s a fixable problem.
How it works
Three steps, and only one of them is yours.
No jargon, no template, no ticket format. Type the request the way you’d say it to a colleague. AssemblyWright picks the right workflow and starts.
Each stage has one owner and one deliverable. Reviewers check the work before it moves on — and send it back if it isn't right.
Human checkpoints pause the Build and wait. Approve, ask a question, or send it back with a note — the whole pipeline re-runs from there.
SA Wright flagged this for your approval: the design adds a new field to Opportunity and changes the sales-stage validation rule.
The team
Your team is a set of AI specialists modelled on the roles a real Salesforce delivery team has — business analysis, solution design, configuration, quality, release, enablement. They arrive already configured for Salesforce work. Each one owns its stage and reviews the others.
Preconfigured for Salesforce delivery
Describe the role the way you’d write a job ad — what it owns, what good looks like, and the standards it holds everyone else to. A short role brief is the whole setup, and the new specialist takes its place in the pipeline alongside the prebuilt ones.
Context
AssemblyWright reads your live org — objects, fields, automation — then layers on Lore, the business rules and tribal knowledge no schema contains. The team also keeps a Bench: what it has learned from your past Builds.
Control
The team works on its own — until it hits something you said you wanted to see. Then the Build stops and waits. Risky changes get a plain-language warning before anything touches your org, and every write can be undone.
Deploy permission set to production
Prebuilt, then yours
The full pipeline — requirements, design, build plan, test plan, release notes. For anything that changes how the org works.
Reproduce, root-cause, fix plan, regression test.
Users, permissions, picklists, page layouts — low ceremony, fast turnaround.
Field mapping, error handling, and the interface spec to hand a developer.
The question behind the report, then the report definition to build it.
Mapping, cleansing rules, load sequence and a rollback plan — the parts people skip and regret. Every workflow’s stages, owners and review depths are yours to edit.
You buy finished work,
not hours.
Priced on completed Builds — not on seats, not on hours, and not on how long the work takes. A Build either produced the deliverables or it did not, and that is the thing you are paying for.
AssemblyWright is in private beta and onboarding design partners who run Salesforce without a dedicated admin. Tell us about your org and we’ll be in touch.
Works with the system you already run. No migration, no new platform.