AI-driven continuous assurance for Salesforce

Don't tell me your Salesforce environment works. Prove it.

Describe the business processes that matter. Release Assurance uses AI to author executable tests, runs them continuously through the real Salesforce experience, and explains what changed when something fails.

No automation code. No testing framework to learn. Nothing to install.

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The Problem we solve

When a Salesforce workflow breaks, it breaks silently before IT sees it. Why?

Your org changes faster than anyone can check it. Salesforce ships 3× a year. Your team ships likely weekly. Admins, consultants, AppExchange packages, and AI agents all change the org — and nobody has time to re-verify every revenue-critical workflow after every change. The result is invisible risk 👀

AI is accelerating change

Code, automations, and configurations that once took weeks can now be generated in hours. The speed of creation has outpaced the speed of verification.

Many actors, one system

Developers, admins, consultants, AppExchange packages, and AI agents are all making changes. Each one can introduce unexpected side effects.

Invisible failures

Business depends on Salesforce. When workflows break, the business breaks. Nobody notices until a customer complains — or revenue is lost.

Deployments break things

Every release, every metadata push, every sandbox refresh carries the risk of breaking something that was working fine yesterday.

No time for regression testing

Salesforce releases three times a year. Your team releases weekly. Nobody has time to manually verify every workflow after every change.

Zero visibility into what works

You monitor infrastructure and endpoints. But you have zero visibility into whether your actual business processes — the ones that generate revenue — still function.

The leadership lens

Your Salesforce org changes constantly.
How do you know nothing broke?

Four questions you should be able to answer about Salesforce every morning.
Today, most teams can't answer a single one without a fire drill. Release Assurance answers all four, before your first meeting.

Are we reliable?

100%

Every workflow we watch passed its last run — nothing broke in silence

Are we covered?

11 workflows

Each one a path your revenue runs on — re-checked every night

Are we passing?

0 failures

And the moment that changes, you'll know before your customers do

Are we fast?

6 minutes

It's not just whether something broke — it's who finds out first and how fast

What you actually get

This is what's waiting in your inbox at 7am.

A validation rule changed overnight. A required field appeared. The next scheduled run caught it — and handed your team the failing step, the video, the screenshot, and the exact record. No hunting. No guessing.

No more hoping. No more guessing. Evidence, not hope.

How it works

From business intent
to continuous assurance.

You describe what your business needs Salesforce to do. The platform authors the test, executes it, and explains what happened.

STEP 01

Connect Salesforce

Connect an approved Salesforce environment securely through OAuth. You stay in control of the environment, permissions and access.

STEP 02

Describe the business process

Tell Release Assurance what your business needs Salesforce to do, in plain language — “create an opportunity, add products, generate a quote and verify the total after save.”

STEP 03

AI authors the test

Release Assurance translates that intent into validated Salesforce actions the execution engine can safely run. No selectors. No Playwright. No automation code.

STEP 04

The platform keeps proving it

Release Assurance executes the process on schedule through the real Salesforce interface and captures the evidence.

STEP 05

AI explains failures

When something changes, Release Assurance helps determine whether the test became stale or the Salesforce process genuinely regressed.

AI is the product engine

AI doesn't sit beside Release Assurance.
It's how Release Assurance works.

Author

Describe it, don't script it

Describe a business process in natural language. AI maps the intent into executable Salesforce actions.

Maintain · on our roadmap

Keep the intent intact

Where we're heading: as Salesforce changes, AI helps determine whether a test still represents the customer's original intent. Authoring, diagnosis and explanation are live today; automatic maintenance is not yet.

Diagnose

Stale test, or real regression?

When an execution fails, AI reasons over the evidence to distinguish stale automation from a genuine regression.

Explain

Answers, not stack traces

Failures become understandable business explanations rather than raw automation errors.

Release Assurance isn't a testing tool with an AI assistant. It is an AI system that continuously reasons about whether critical Salesforce business processes still work.

AI with guardrails

Natural language in.
Validated actions out.

Release Assurance doesn't ask a model to generate arbitrary automation code. It gives AI a controlled vocabulary of Salesforce actions it can reason over — creating records, setting fields, navigating apps and verifying outcomes. The generated process is validated before the execution engine can run it.

Natural language

The customer describes the business process in their own words.

AI reasoning

The model determines how that intent maps onto real Salesforce operations.

Validated actions

Only known, validated Salesforce actions can reach the isolated execution engine.

Not another scripting framework

The hard part isn't clicking buttons.
It's understanding business intent.

Traditional automation asks someone to translate business knowledge into scripts. Release Assurance changes the abstraction: business intent becomes the input.

Salesforce domain knowledge

Twenty years of ecosystem experience, expressed as how the platform understands business processes.

Validated Salesforce primitives

A controlled vocabulary connecting AI reasoning to safe, executable actions.

End-to-end execution engine

Infrastructure that turns those actions into real Salesforce interactions, in isolation.

Execution evidence

State, screenshots, video and results captured from every run.

Continuous model evaluation

A graded corpus that measures whether a model can reliably author correct Salesforce processes before it ever serves a customer.

The moat isn't access to an AI model. It's the domain-specific system around the model.

Apex proves your code compiles. We prove your business still runs.

A unit test proves a method returns the right value. It can't prove a rep can convert a lead, build a quote, and clear approval across your real screens, flows, packages, and permissions. That end-to-end path is what breaks — and the only thing we watch.

Who it's for

Built for whoever gets the call when the org breaks.

Salesforce Admins

A safety net behind every change you ship — catch the regression before your users file the ticket.

RevOps & Sales Ops

Protect the flows that generate and close pipeline, so the number never slips to a broken automation.

IT Directors & Business Systems

Continuous visibility and morning evidence across every team — no extra headcount, no new tool to run.

Salesforce Partners

Add continuous assurance to your client delivery without building and maintaining your own regression testing platform. Clients get measurable coverage after implementation, and Release Assurance remains the product they operate.

Security in plain English

Trust & Security

How we keep your Salesforce data safe — without the jargon. Everything below is live today, not a someday promise.

The short version

Sandbox-first by default. Sandbox and scratch orgs are accepted automatically. A production org is refused unless you have explicitly and verifiably authorized that specific org — a deliberate, recorded exception, never an automatic fallback. You connect through a dedicated account you set up just for this, so you stay in control and can switch access off at any time.
We don't keep your Salesforce credentials. We use Salesforce's own secure sign-in. Your access keys are used only for the moment a test runs and are never saved to our systems — and every customer gets its own separate key.
Your data is walled off from every other customer. Every record is tied to your account, and separation is enforced at the database layer rather than relying only on application code — an independent backstop that does not depend on the application being perfect. We back it with automated tests that check for leaks on every change.
Screenshots and videos stay private and short-lived. Any screen recordings a test captures are stored securely, can only be opened through your own secure login, and are deleted automatically — after 7 days by default.
Hosted on Google Cloud, with no open doors. Your data lives on Google Cloud. The database can't be reached from the public internet — only our application can, over Google's authenticated, encrypted connection. A GDPR data-processing agreement is available on request.
SOC 2 Type I — on our early-2027 roadmap. That's a formal, independent security audit we plan to complete in early 2027. We'll only ever call ourselves "certified" once it's truly done.

Why I built this

Can you say, with certainty, that every critical workflow in your org still works right now? Almost no one can — and that's not negligence. Salesforce simply never tells you when a process quietly breaks.

I didn't start with AI and go looking for a problem. I spent roughly twenty years seeing the same Salesforce problem, and AI finally made a fundamentally different solution possible.

I've spent twenty years in the Salesforce ecosystem — as an admin, a developer, a consultant, and an architect. Across countless implementations, I've seen the same thing happen over and over: a broken process nobody catches until it's already become a financial hit, a compliance exposure, or a customer who never gets what they were promised.

Release Assurance re-runs your critical workflows every night and hands you the proof by morning. No more guessing. No more 7am surprises.

Adrian Rudzikas, MBA, PMP® Founder & Architect, Release Assurance Inc. ✓ 18× Salesforce Certified View profile

Founding partner beta · limited cohort

Founding partner beta.

Help shape the product before general release. We're working with a limited group of Salesforce teams to validate Release Assurance against real business processes and enterprise requirements. Connect a sandbox and build your own coverage in minutes — describe a workflow in plain language and the platform authors it. No code, no scripts to maintain. Founding partners get early access, our best terms for life, and a direct line into the product roadmap.

Apply for Founding Partner Access →

Early Adopters Perks

Completely free for the full beta — no credit card required, and you can cancel at any time.
A direct say in our roadmap, so the features you need get prioritized.
Founding pricing locked in for life — you keep 40% off whatever our public price turns out to be.

Why we run this closed, free beta

We want to learn from real customers and real-world use cases.
We want to accelerate our load testing with genuine, day-to-day usage.
We need to prove the platform scales elastically as demand grows.

…and the best way to do that is to offer early adopters the platform entirely free for three months — with a generous set of perks on top.

Apply for founding partner access

Tell me the workflow that scares you most.

If it's a fit, we'll get you connected and you can author your first workflow the same day. If it isn't, I'll tell you plainly — no drip campaign, no spam.

✓ Takes 60 seconds — the founder replies within 24 hours
✓ Free during beta, sandbox-only, revoke access anytime
✓ Registering doesn't commit you to anything

Are you also planning to attend Dreamforce?

Prefer an in-person conversation first?

Bring the Salesforce workflow that keeps your team up at night. We'll talk through whether Release Assurance should verify it.

Meet at Dreamforce →

Straight answers

Objections, handled.

What does it cost?

Nothing during the beta — it's free while you're a founding member, no card required. We'll share pricing at our public launch this fall; founding members get our best terms.

How many founding partners are there?

A limited cohort. Onboarding is self-serve — connect a sandbox and author your first workflow the same day — but I stay close to every founding partner, so the group stays small on purpose. Applications are onboarded in the order they arrive.

Production or sandbox?

Sandbox only. We reject production at connect time, use a least-privilege user, and you can revoke access whenever you want.

How much of my team's time is this?

Initial setup is designed to be lightweight. Connect an approved Salesforce environment, describe the workflows you want protected, and Release Assurance authors and executes the verification. Your team reviews coverage and results rather than maintaining test automation code.

What if Salesforce changes and breaks a test?

Release Assurance is designed to distinguish application changes from genuine regressions. When automation needs attention, the platform surfaces what changed and helps maintain the test while preserving the original business intent.

Is my data safe?

Sandbox-only, no stored credentials, isolated per-run containers, tenant isolation at the database. Full posture and DPA on request.