Dreamforce 2026 · San Francisco

Let’s talk about the system around Salesforce.

I’m Ben Schauerhamer, founder of Verimir. I’ll be at Dreamforce talking with Salesforce leaders, architects, admins, and engineering teams about the operating context behind enterprise change.

Verimir connects work, source, Salesforce orgs, environments, validation, policy, authority, release, and production outcomes into a governed Delivery Landscape.

The system around Salesforce
EvidenceAuthority
  1. 01Work and sourceRequirements · Git · Metadata
  2. 02Salesforce environmentsDev · Integration · QA · UAT · Production
  3. 03ValidationTests · Reviews · Evidence
  4. 04Authority and releasePolicy · Approval · MovementAuthority boundary
  5. 05Production and outcomeObserved state · Learning ↺

Salesforce Delivery

The org is not the delivery system.

A Salesforce change begins before metadata reaches an org and continues after deployment. Requirements, source, environments, validation, approval, production state, and outcomes live across different systems. Verimir connects that operating context without replacing the systems already responsible for execution.

Salesforce delivery operating path
EvidenceAuthorityArchitecture
  1. 01Business intent
  2. 02Work
  3. 03Source
  4. 04Salesforce environments
  5. 05Validation
  6. 06Authority
  7. 07Release
  8. 08Production state
  9. 09Outcome

Outcome returns as evidence for the next change ↺

Conversation starters

If any of these sound familiar, let’s talk.

These are the operating-context problems that usually sit behind a Salesforce release, not a request for another tool.

  1. 01
    Validated does not mean authorized

    The change passed validation, but production authority lives somewhere else.

  2. 02
    Source and the org do not agree

    Desired, authored, validated, released, and observed state are not always the same.

  3. 03
    No single tool explains the release

    Requirements, implementation, evidence, approval, deployment, and outcomes are spread across the delivery landscape.

Salesforce Delivery

One change. Multiple systems. One inspectable landscape.

The Salesforce Delivery page goes deeper into source-versus-org state, validation versus authority, delivery evidence, change traces, environments, and closed-loop learning.

The larger system

Salesforce is the beachhead. Verimir is the infrastructure.

Salesforce delivery makes the problem visible. The same architecture extends to other systems involved in how the enterprise operates and changes itself.

One domain of a larger system
  1. 01Salesforce DeliverySalesforce-specific delivery context
  2. 02Delivery LandscapeHow the enterprise changes itself
  3. 03Verimir PlatformGoverned operational model
  4. 04Enterprise Intelligence InfrastructurePersistent context through controlled action

Meet Ben

Ben Schauerhamer

Founder / Enterprise Intelligence Architecture & Engineering

Ben has spent more than two decades across software and systems engineering, enterprise architecture, delivery, quality, infrastructure, business systems, and AI. Verimir grew from the recurring problem of enterprise operating context being fragmented across systems.

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Continue the conversation

Let’s continue the conversation.

If you’re working through Salesforce delivery, enterprise AI, architecture, governance, or a decision that crosses systems, tell me what you’re looking at.

Verimir is attending Dreamforce 2026 independently and is not a Dreamforce sponsor or exhibitor.