AutoRABIT: Setting the Stage for Salesforce Automation

A large beverage company once grappled to design a system that would assess the sales of their products across the country. The company shelled out funds to facilitate its in-house development team, but an effective solution did not materialize. That was when the company came across AutoRABIT and its Salesforce Dataloader Pro solution. AutoRABIT leveraged its Dataloader Pro and built a solution within a short span of time, which brought a 360-degree view of sales and data analytics for the client to understand their consumer trends. Founded in 2009, AutoRABIT is adept at solving many such challenging problems in the Salesforce ecosystem. The firm’s comprehensive solutions portfolio is designed for large scale businesses and aimed at eliminating conventional methodologies by automating workflows. The services offered by AutoRABIT simplify the tasks for developers. “By deploying our solutions, organizations can enhance developer productivity by 200 percent, release velocity by 70 percent, and in turn augment their ROI,” begins Vishnu Datla, CEO at AutoRABIT.

In today’s quick paced technology-driven world, end users are thriving for more. The demand to deploy applications quickly is forcing the C-suite to innovate their release cycle. AutoRABIT assuages organizations of these concerns and delivers quick ROI. The firm’s solutions such as Dataloader Pro and Version Control Integration are specifically designed for organizations seeking to increase the release velocity of Salesforce applications. AutoRABIT’s services and solutions are easily customizable and fit perfectly into an organization’s infrastructure. “That was one of the tenets our products were built on—clients should be able to realize and leverage their existing IT investment,” adds Vishnu.

The firm’s Version Control Integration platform seamlessly conforms to client’s tools and systems. “It makes sure that any change made to the code is tracked and reproduced as and when required,” states Vishnu. It also facilitates the creation of code snapshots, which can be isolated, designed, and then later conjoined with the central repository.