Salesforce + AWS:
Power, performance and scalability – seamlessly integrated.
Unlock the full potential of your tech stack by connecting Salesforce with Amazon Web Services (AWS). From real-time data pipelines to AI-driven automation, we help you break down silos and build future-ready platforms.
“When AWS and Salesforce speak to each other, everything becomes faster, smarter and more scalable. We help our clients turn that connection into a competitive advantage.”
Sam Chappell, CTO, Performa IT
Why integrate Salesforce with AWS?
Salesforce is your engagement layer. AWS is your infrastructure powerhouse. Together, they create a unified platform that’s secure, scalable and performance-driven.
Whether you’re looking to:
- Consolidate and analyse data
- Enable real-time workflows
- Enhance customer personalisation
- Leverage AI and machine learning
- Store large volumes of data securely
- Or deploy microservices and serverless apps
…AWS integrations make it possible – and Performa makes it practical.
Salesforce + AWS
“They definitely deliver the best value for money in Salesforce implementations.”
Kate Donaghy, Head of Business, Secret Escapes
Frequently asked questions
What Amazon Web Services can integrate with Salesforce?
Common services include S3, Lambda, API Gateway, RDS, Redshift, DynamoDB, EventBridge, Comprehend and SageMaker – but the possibilities are nearly endless.
Do I need a middleware tool like Mulesoft to connect AWS and Salesforce?
Not always. While Mulesoft is a great option for complex integrations, we also build lightweight, custom API-based integrations when they make more sense for your use case.
How secure is the integration?
Very. We implement secure protocols, encrypted data transfers, role-based access controls, and work with your InfoSec team to meet compliance needs.
How long does a typical AWS integration project take?
It depends on the scope, but most projects range from 2–6 weeks, from planning to deployment.
Can this help with data archiving or reducing storage costs?
Absolutely. By moving large datasets or attachments to AWS (e.g. S3), you can reduce storage usage and improve system performance.
What are the common challenges in AWS–Salesforce integration?
Handling data formats, ensuring low latency, and managing authentication flows can be tricky – but we handle all of this for you.
Do I need AWS experts on my team to manage it after launch?
Not necessarily. We offer training, handover sessions and even ongoing support if needed, so your team feels confident.
Read our client success stories.
Why work with Performa?
We’re not just here to manage Salesforce. We’re your team behind the scenes, making it work smarter for you.
