CRM Consultants & Implementation Partners in Cheyenne, WY

Cloudoxia Technologies is a Salesforce consulting and managed services partner. It lists a US address in Cheyenne, Wyoming, and a second office in Varanasi, India. The firm works with organizations that depend on Salesforce for core operations. A single team of certified architects handles everything from first design through ongoing support.

According to its site, the team has completed more than 100 Salesforce projects for over 80 clients, holds more than 17 Salesforce certifications, and has logged upward of 20,000 engineering hours.

Services

Cloudoxia sorts its work into fourteen service lines, grouped as advising, building, connecting and running. Clients can hire the firm for a single piece of work or a full program. In either case, an architect approves the design, and the client owns everything delivered.

• Org health checks, security reviews and roadmap planning
• Full implementations, plus fixed-scope quickstart packages that run four to six weeks
• Custom development in Apex, Lightning Web Components and Flow
• AppExchange app packaging and help getting through security review
• Agentforce AI agents, grounded in real records with scoped permissions
• Integrations over REST/SOAP and through MuleSoft, using API-led design
• Data 360 (formerly Data Cloud) setup, including identity resolution and activation
• Data migration, de-duplication and merging of Salesforce orgs
• Admin and developer capacity on demand, staff augmentation and managed services

Platform depth

The team works across Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, Marketing Cloud, Revenue Cloud, Experience Cloud, Field Service, Data 360, Tableau, Slack, Heroku and Salesforce Shield. It also covers a wide set of industry clouds, including Financial Services, Health, Life Sciences, Manufacturing, Automotive, Nonprofit and Education. The firm also runs pilots of Claude-based reasoning inside Agentforce, holding them to the same permission controls and baseline measurements it applies to its other AI work.

Delivery approach

Every engagement goes through the same five phases. The team starts with roughly two weeks of process discovery. Next comes an architecture stage covering the data model, integrations and security. Building happens in two-week sprints, each ending with a working org. Then comes an adoption phase with training, migration and hypercare. Finally, managed services take over for ongoing operation.

On data projects, the firm load-tests at double the expected volume and hands over runbooks with a named owner on the client side. First calls take thirty minutes with an architect rather than a salesperson. On that call, the firm says whether the request suits it, gives a rough timeline and team size, and names the main risks.

Managed services

Under its managed services retainer, Cloudoxia assigns a small pod of two to four named people: an admin, a developer and an accountable architect, plus named backup staff. The agreement covers administration, automation, releases, monitoring and advisory reviews. Response targets are tied to severity, starting at one hour for critical incidents. Bigger projects such as new implementations or migrations are quoted separately instead of being absorbed into the retainer hours.

Industries served

The firm lists sector work in financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, retail, energy, construction, education, nonprofit, professional services, technology and hospitality. Its published case studies include combining 26 wealth-adviser systems into Financial Services Cloud for a bank's US wealth unit, and an agent-based recruiting project for a global staffing group built on Data 360.