Apex & LWC development
Custom Salesforce code for requirements that don't fit a template
When Flow gets fragile or the standard UI slows your team down, we write Apex and Lightning Web Components that are tested, documented and easy for the next developer to read.
Kanixa writes custom Salesforce code in Apex and Lightning Web Components: trigger frameworks, batch and queueable jobs, complex pricing or approval logic and purpose-built interfaces. Every build ships with meaningful unit tests, bulk-safe patterns and documentation, so your org stays maintainable as it grows.
What changes when we're done
Measurable engineering outcomes delivered for your business.
Logic that holds under load
Bulkified triggers, asynchronous processing and selective queries that respect governor limits at real data volumes.
Screens your team actually likes
Lightning Web Components designed around how users work, not around the data model.
Code the next developer can own
Consistent frameworks, real test coverage and handover notes, so you're never locked in.
Planning a Apex & LWC development initiative?
Talk through your systems, timeline, and security constraints with a certified Salesforce architect. We will provide an actionable recommendation.
What's included
Scoped to your project. Pick what you need; we'll tell you what you can safely skip.
Fixed-price or dedicated sprint retainer available.
- Apex triggers and trigger frameworks
- Batch, queueable and scheduled Apex
- Lightning Web Components
- Flow and Apex working together
- Refactoring legacy code and Visualforce
- Unit testing and deployment pipelines
How we deliver
- Step 1
Share your brief
Tell us the goal, the systems involved and the deadline. A short call is enough to start.
- Step 2
Scope and plan
We return a written scope, architecture notes, a timeline and the team who will do the work.
- Step 3
Build in short sprints
Demos every one or two weeks in a sandbox you can click through.
- Step 4
Test and deploy
User acceptance testing, a rehearsed deployment and a rollback plan.
- Step 5
Train and support
Handover documents, training and an agreed support period, or an ongoing retainer.
Available as a fixed-scope project, a dedicated team or a monthly retainer. Compare engagement models.
Start Apex & LWC developmentRelated work
Real-world results delivered for clients using similar architecture.
Apex & LWC development: common questions
Have a question that isn't answered here? Ask our team directly.
When should we use code instead of Flow?
Use Flow for straightforward automation your admins will maintain. Choose Apex when logic is complex, high-volume, needs precise error handling or is becoming a tangle of flows that nobody wants to touch.
Can you take over code another partner wrote?
Yes. We start with a short code review, document what exists, fix the risky parts first and then continue development.
Often paired with
Salesforce integrations
ERPs, payments, warehouses, legacy and embedded systems, connected and monitored.
Org health check & optimisation
A clear audit of security, automation, code and data, with a fix list.
Admin & managed services
A certified team on call for requests, releases and small improvements.
Talk to us about Apex & LWC development
A 30-minute call with a Salesforce architect. You'll leave with a clear next step, whether or not we work together.