Salesforce consulting at Slalom
At Slalom, Gray worked inside multidisciplinary Salesforce delivery teams, building the consulting foundation he later carried into operating roles.
Get senior administration, development, architecture, integration, and release support from one accountable GAT Solutions team.


Send the backlog, production issue, or capability gap. We will reply with the first questions we would answer and whether managed ownership fits.
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★★★★★“Gray has been a pleasure to work with and was instrumental in helping us build our system almost entirely from scratch. He is punctual, communicates effectively, and is thoughtful in his approach to finding solutions.”
★★★★★“GAT has been a pleasure to work with, and has been instrumental in helping us build our system almost entirely from scratch. They are punctual, communicate effectively, and are thoughtful in their approach to finding solutions.”
★★★★★“Gray and GAT were a pleasure to work with, knowledgeable about Salesforce and software development in general. They were able to complete client projects and always exceeded expectations. Would highly recommend them again!!!”

Gray is GAT’s Lead Consultant and remains hands-on with priorities, architecture, and release decisions. He works with your team to separate production risk from roadmap work and keep one delivery plan across Salesforce and connected systems.
Our administrators, developers, integration specialists, and architects own the work in their disciplines. Gray keeps the context and acceptance criteria connected while the GAT team carries each item through testing, documentation, and production.
At Slalom, Gray worked inside multidisciplinary Salesforce delivery teams, building the consulting foundation he later carried into operating roles.
He then moved to Rula, where he architected and built patient-operations systems for patient processing and revenue operations, then owned the Salesforce workflows and operating path behind them.
After Rula, Gray joined Cribl, where his work included support operations, community access, and the production systems behind them.

After Cribl, Gray moved full time into GAT, where he leads managed-services delivery and continues to build ApexGenius, GAT’s Salesforce admin MCP for Claude and ChatGPT.
Every request moves through the same visible operating path. The specialist can change. Accountability does not.
Requests, defects, release risk, missing automation, and integration work.
Business impact, dependencies, access, owner, and acceptance criteria.
Administration, development, integration, architecture, or release support.
Review, validation, deployment, documentation, and rollback readiness.
What shipped, what is blocked, what is next, and who owns the decision.
Salesforce changes that reach production with context, ownership, and a next step.

Gray is GAT’s Lead Consultant and remains hands-on with priorities, architecture, and release decisions. He works with your team to separate production risk from roadmap work and keep one delivery plan across Salesforce and connected systems.
Our administrators, developers, integration specialists, and architects own the work in their disciplines. Gray keeps the context and acceptance criteria connected while the GAT team carries each item through testing, documentation, and production.
At Slalom, Gray worked inside multidisciplinary Salesforce delivery teams, building the consulting foundation he later carried into operating roles.
He then moved to Rula, where he architected and built patient-operations systems for patient processing and revenue operations, then owned the Salesforce workflows and operating path behind them.
After Rula, Gray joined Cribl, where his work included support operations, community access, and the production systems behind them.

After Cribl, Gray moved full time into GAT, where he leads managed-services delivery and continues to build ApexGenius, GAT’s Salesforce admin MCP for Claude and ChatGPT.
Production work, enhancements, and maintenance compete for the same limited attention.
Administration alone cannot cover development, integrations, architecture, and releases.
Requests arrive, but priority, dependencies, acceptance, and follow-through are unclear.
The team needs monitoring, documentation, recovery, and a person accountable when something fails.
We cannot recover a Salesforce login, answer billing questions, or replace Salesforce Customer Support.
A scoped implementation may fit better than ongoing managed ownership.
We work best when GAT owns an agreed part of the outcome, not only a block of hours.
No. GAT Solutions operates, improves, integrates, and extends customer-owned Salesforce orgs. We cannot recover a login, change a Salesforce bill, or replace Salesforce's own product-support desk. If that is what you need, contact Salesforce Customer Support directly.
No. We can own the work around an internal administrator, give that person specialist coverage, or take responsibility for an agreed part of the roadmap. The boundary and decision owners are made explicit before work starts.
Yes. The model covers administration, declarative automation, custom development, integrations, architecture, testing, releases, and documentation. We use the smallest level of custom work that can meet the verified requirement cleanly.
We order work by business impact, production risk, dependencies, and the decisions your team needs to make. Commercial promises and material stage changes stay with an accountable human. GAT keeps the work visible and brings the decision to the right owner.
The response path is agreed before it is needed. Failures stay observable, alerts have an owner, retry and recovery behavior are documented, and your team has a human escalation path.
Yes. Send the list, spreadsheet, ticket queue, or production issue that already exists. We will use it to identify the operating boundary, dependencies, immediate risk, and the first work that should move.
We read the request, reply with the first questions we would answer, and tell you whether managed ownership, a scoped implementation, or another path fits better. You can also choose a time on the page if you want to talk immediately.
We will help you separate urgent production risk, valuable roadmap work, and requests that should not be built. If managed ownership fits, you will know what GAT owns and how the work moves.
Send the backlog, production issue, or capability gap. We will reply with the first questions we would answer and whether managed ownership fits.
By submitting, you agree that GAT Solutions may contact you about this request. We do not sell your information.