Best Salesforce Consulting Partners (2026): Top 10 Compared

Slalom is a business and technology consulting firm headquartered in Seattle and founded in 2001. Its AppExchange listing records Summit tier, about 14,000 employees, a 4.87 average from 155 reviews, and 9,402 Salesforce certifications held by 1,703 certified staff. The publisher profile describes a presence in seven countries and 44 markets.

The AppExchange record lists Expert competencies in Healthcare and Life Sciences, High Tech, Public Sector and Government, Agentforce Marketing, Agentforce Sales, Agentforce Service, Platform and Small Business, with Accredited status in areas including Data 360, Slack and Analytics. It also shows a current System of Agency award for Agentforce.

Slalom's Salesforce page lists Partner Innovation Awards in 2017, 2018, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025, the 2025 award listed under Avetta. A customer story describes Avetta's first live Agentforce implementation, which added chat and voice. Other stories cover a conservation portal for California Water Service and ecommerce for Hanna Andersson. The firm also offers a Data Cloud Readiness Workshop and a DocuSign CLM accelerator for Salesforce.

Slalom fits large organisations that want Salesforce work run inside a wider data, AI and transformation programme.

Mphasis Silverline is the Salesforce practice of Mphasis, based in New York and founded in 2009. Its AppExchange record shows Summit tier, about 350 employees, a 4.83 average from 140 reviews, and 2,002 certifications held by 494 certified staff. Delivery locations include the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, India, Sri Lanka, Ukraine and Australia.

The listing describes more than ten years of Salesforce work and thousands of engagements across media and entertainment, financial services, insurance, healthcare and life sciences, and travel and transportation. Expert competencies cover Media, Healthcare and Life Sciences, Agentforce Marketing, Agentforce Sales and Agentforce Service.

The website groups services into advisory, implementation and managed services. The managed services offer is pitched as a way to extend in-house Salesforce skills without hiring full-time staff. Industry pages describe media work on ad sales, content rights and subscriber experience, and financial services work on replacing legacy systems. Silverline also publishes CalendarAnything, a scheduling and calendar app on the AppExchange.

Mphasis Silverline fits media, financial services and healthcare organisations that want an industry partner to implement Salesforce and then run it.

Cloud for Good is a Salesforce partner for nonprofits, higher education and the public sector, based in Asheville, North Carolina, and founded in 2010. Its AppExchange record shows Summit tier, about 230 employees, a 4.89 average from 202 reviews, and 958 certifications across 238 certified staff. The publisher profile describes the firm as a certified B Corporation.

Expert competencies cover Nonprofit across 69 projects, Education, Professional Services, Agentforce Marketing, Agentforce Sales, Platform and Small Business. Public Sector and Government is listed at Accredited level.

The website lists accelerators for advancement, fundraising, human services, marketing automation, and recruitment and admissions. It also lists the firm's own products: Cirrus Fundraising Agent, Cumulus Grantmaking, Cumulus Fundraising, Cumulus SIS and Stratus. Services cover Agentforce, AI and data, roadmapping, custom implementations, integration, data warehousing, and managed services through a staffing offer called Talent for Good. The AppExchange listing adds data work on Snowflake, AWS and Data Cloud.

Cloud for Good fits mission-driven organisations that want a partner with prebuilt fundraising and student-lifecycle assets.

Penrod is a Salesforce consultant for healthcare and life sciences, based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and founded in 2011. Its AppExchange record shows Summit tier, about 75 employees, a 4.77 average from 106 reviews, and 217 certifications across 54 certified staff. Listed delivery locations are the United States, Mexico and El Salvador.

The listing says healthcare and life sciences is all the firm does. Its Expert competencies follow that line: Healthcare and Life Sciences across 43 projects, plus Agentforce Marketing, Agentforce Sales, Agentforce Service, Data 360 and Platform.

The website organises work by segment: providers and clinics, medical device, payers and pharmaceuticals. Each segment links to named solutions, such as physician credentialing, provider enrolment, patient intake, home health software, broker relationship management and a medical device CRM. Services cover implementation, advisory, managed services and marketing. Penrod also implements Snowflake for healthcare data and uses Google Cloud Platform to make ad tracking on Meta and Google Ads HIPAA-compliant.

Penrod fits healthcare organisations that want a partner whose consultants already know clinical and payer workflows.

Zennify is a Salesforce, data and AI consultancy for financial services and regulated industries, based in Boise and Sacramento and founded in 2013. Its AppExchange record shows Summit tier, about 200 employees, a 4.89 average from 58 reviews, and 351 certifications across 71 certified staff. Delivery locations include the United States, Canada, Argentina, Brazil and the Dominican Republic.

The website cites more than 580 Salesforce, Databricks, Twilio and nCino certifications, more than 700 financial and regulated-industry projects, and a 4.9 out of 5 client satisfaction score. On AppExchange, Financial Services appears at Accredited level across 46 projects and Agentforce Sales at Expert level.

Industry pages cover banking and lending, credit unions, wealth management, insurance, healthcare and utilities. The technology menu lists Financial Services Cloud, Data Cloud, Marketing Cloud, Agentforce, MuleSoft, nCino, Databricks, Twilio and Claude. Named accelerators include FSC RapidRollout and a Jack Henry Symitar connector. The listing says Zennify gives at least 1% of revenue to communities through Zenn for Good.

Zennify fits financial institutions that want Salesforce connected to core banking, lending and data platforms.

Fast Slow Motion is a Salesforce consultancy in Birmingham, Alabama, founded in 2014. Its AppExchange record shows Summit tier, about 120 employees and a 4.94 average from 271 reviews, the most reviews among the ten firms here. The website cites more than 3,000 projects, more than 1,600 clients across the United States and Canada, more than 750 Salesforce certifications and a team of 120 or more full-time staff.

The AppExchange record lists Expert competencies in five industries: Engineering, Construction and Real Estate; Healthcare and Life Sciences; High Tech; Manufacturing; and Professional Services. It also lists Agentforce Sales at Expert level across 142 projects and Small Business across 139.

The listing describes typical triggers for an engagement: Salesforce not delivering expected value, processes that do not scale, disconnected systems, and orgs that need consolidating after acquisitions. Services cover strategy, implementation, optimisation, integrations with ERP and finance systems, revenue operations, and AI work with Agentforce and Claude. The firm also runs HubSpot and Claude practices, and industry pages include investment banking, private equity and venture capital.

Fast Slow Motion fits growing companies that want Salesforce rebuilt around how the business operates.

Plative is a Salesforce and Oracle NetSuite consultancy based in New York and founded in 2014. Its AppExchange record shows Select tier, about 163 employees, a 4.89 average from 77 reviews, and 311 certifications across 77 certified staff. Delivery locations include the United States, Canada, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, the Netherlands, Israel and India. The listing's older publisher description still calls Plative a Summit Partner, so buyers should rely on the current tier field.

Expert competencies cover Nonprofit, Agentforce Marketing, Agentforce Sales and Agentforce Service. Financial Services, High Tech, Data 360 and Platform appear at Accredited level. The listing names Sales, Service, Marketing, Experience, Financial Services, Nonprofit and Revenue Cloud, plus MuleSoft, Tableau, CRM Analytics and Heroku.

The website now leads with AI. It describes unifying CRM, ERP and warehouse data and then adding AI agents, including Anthropic Claude, to daily workflows. A private equity practice serves portfolio companies and their sponsors. One customer story quotes a CEO on reconciling Salesforce Revenue Cloud with NetSuite.

Plative fits companies that want CRM and ERP implemented and connected by the same partner.

Kicksaw is a Salesforce consultancy built around what it calls fractional operations. Its AppExchange record shows Select tier, a 4.93 average from 90 reviews, and 367 certifications across 58 certified staff. Delivery locations are the United States, Canada, Colombia and Guatemala. The website cites more than 500 clients and more than 350 Salesforce certifications.

The listing says Kicksaw was started to replace long fixed-scope contracts. Clients engage month to month, and the work changes as priorities change. The firm's method page argues that billable-hour statements of work slow projects down. Services cover implementation, data migration, process optimisation, tool integration, data sourcing and enrichment, and training.

On AppExchange, Agentforce Sales and Small Business are Expert competencies; Agentforce is Accredited across 34 projects. The website names health and life sciences, technology and financial services as target industries. It calls Kicksaw a leading Conga partner for contracts and revenue operations, and announces that Compass has joined the firm.

Kicksaw fits growing sales organisations that want a standing Salesforce team without a long contract.

Cloudwerx is a Salesforce partner in Sydney, founded in 2018, that works with organisations across Australia and New Zealand. Its AppExchange record shows Summit tier, a 4.83 average from 52 reviews, and 818 certifications across 142 certified staff. Delivery locations are Australia, India and the Philippines. The record also shows a current Agentic Value award.

Expert competencies cover Healthcare and Life Sciences, Agentforce Marketing, Agentforce Sales, Agentforce Service and Platform. Five industries are listed at Accredited level, including Financial Services, Energy and Utilities, and Professional Services. The listing names an in-house Salesforce Certified Technical Architect and describes services in advisory, implementation, Data Cloud, Snowflake, Tableau, MuleSoft integration, and managed services with admin-as-a-service.

The commercial model is the main difference. Instead of a fixed statement of work, clients buy a pool of standardised Delivery Units and spend them across a catalogue of outcome-based services. Cloudwerx says this gives certainty on price and freedom to change what is delivered. Client stories include Ampol, the Australian Computer Society, LW Reid on Commerce Cloud, Sutton Tools and SafetyCulture.

Cloudwerx fits ANZ organisations that expect project priorities to change during delivery.

Silver Softworks is a UK Salesforce consultancy based in London and founded in February 2015. Its AppExchange record shows Summit tier, a 4.84 average from 101 reviews, and 130 certifications across 26 certified staff, with delivery from the United Kingdom and Spain. The listing describes about 30 permanent staff and more than 500 projects for more than 350 clients. The website still calls the firm a Platinum partner, the older name for the tier now shown as Summit.

The website says the firm focuses on small and mid-market businesses and non-profits. Expert competencies cover High Tech, Agentforce Marketing, Agentforce Sales, Agentforce Service and Platform. The listing names CPQ, Revenue Cloud, Agentforce and Field Service implementation alongside the core clouds.

The offer is packaged. Quick-start packages come in small, medium and large sizes, taking a new customer live in as little as four, seven or ten working days. They cover pipeline setup, lead conversion, data import, Gmail or Outlook integration and a post-launch support package, with case management and quoting in the larger packages. Managed support is sold for a fixed monthly cost, and a CRM health check audits existing orgs.

Silver Softworks fits UK organisations that want a defined first phase.