ABOUT
ARM is AutoRABIT’s CI/CD suite for Salesforce, built to master complexity. It automates deployments, testing, and version control—reducing errors, accelerating delivery, and ensuring compliance — so teams can focus on driving value.
Collaborative DevOps at Scale
ARM centralizes version control, user stories, and metadata changes into a single pipeline, making it one of the most effective release management tools for Salesforce software development. This unification allows developers and admins to coordinate seamlessly, preventing last-minute merges or conflicts. Large, distributed teams benefit from automated checks that ensure consistent coding standards across multiple Salesforce orgs.
Real-time visibility into commit histories and configuration dependencies means fewer surprises late in the release cycle. By continuously synchronizing environment settings, ARM eliminates duplicate work and cross-dependencies. As a result, enterprises can push more frequent, stable updates without the friction often seen in siloed development processes.
High-Velocity Delivery
Accelerated deployments are the backbone of enterprise success. ARM promotes frequent, smaller releases, allowing organizations to respond quickly to shifting business requirements. By automating each stage—commit, validation, and merge—CI/CD tools help teams save time, reduce overhead, and maintain momentum even in large, multifaceted Salesforce implementations.
Branch management and pipeline orchestration ensure changes flow smoothly from dev sandboxes to production. This approach cuts down on deployment failures and minimizes rollback scenarios. Enterprises can confidently adopt agile practices—rapid iteration and continuous improvement—without getting bogged down in manual deployment processes.
Intelligent Rollbacks & Data Insights
ARM captures deployment metrics—ranging from commit frequency to error rates—offering real-time insights into potential bottlenecks. When a release triggers instability, ARM can swiftly revert to a stable state, minimizing downtime for mission-critical Salesforce production environments and safeguarding business operations against prolonged outages.
This built-in rollback functionality encourages experimentation while helping to mitigate risks during deployments. Development and operations teams can test new features or configurations knowing that a fallback path exists if issues arise. Over time, aggregated data highlights trends in deployment quality and efficiency, guiding improvements in branching strategies and orchestration methods at scale.
Automated DevOps solutions
Deployment Automation
Remove guesswork from releases with scripted deployments. Pre-validate changes, minimize errors, and deliver high-quality outcomes consistently.
Version Control System
Integrate ARM with Git or other repositories. Track each line of code, streamline merges, and safeguard your source of truth.
CI/CD
Implement continuous integration and delivery. Shorten cycles, boost code stability, and align releases more closely with business demands.
SFDX
Enhance Salesforce DX workflows via a unified interface. Simplify complex tasks and maintain a coherent development environment.
Developer Sandbox Management
Automate sandbox syncing and data masking to enable teams to protect sensitive information while performing realistic development testing across environments.
Data Loader Pro
Seamlessly migrate data with integrity. Populate sandboxes or production, ensuring compliance standards are met at every turn.
Demo the system
See how ARM unifies code merges, automated testing, and policy enforcement into a single, disciplined flow. Experience the confidence of streamlined Salesforce development, minus the friction and risk.
Automated release management (ARM) CI/CD for Salesforce
- Automated release processes to minimize manual errors
- Version control integration with Git and other systems
- Sandbox management with automated refreshing
- Continuous integration and delivery pipelines
- Customizable deployment workflows
- Quality gates for code reviews and compliance checks
- Real-time reporting and analytics
- Enhanced security measures for safe deployments
Tailored for your nCino needs
Deep expertise in Salesforce solutions
Large-scale organizations seeking enhanced testing coverage in Salesforce releases
Deep expertise in Salesforce solutions
ARM for Tricentis
Deep expertise in Salesforce solutions
THE SEERAccelerate with Precision: Salesforce Deployment, Streamlined
When deployment becomes disciplined, speed follows. Automation eliminates the drag of manual checks, enforcing quality and security without pause. This isn’t just about moving faster—it’s about moving smarter.
By replacing error-prone tasks with reliable, continuous processes, teams reclaim focus and flexibility. Features ship faster. Updates flow without disruption. It’s how organizations transform reactive cycles into a responsive, resilient system. In complex environments, this kind of agility isn’t a luxury—it’s a structural advantage.
THE SEER10 Ways to Strengthen Your Salesforce Release Strategy
Every release is a reflection of the system behind it. An intentional, optimized strategy for Salesforce release management doesn’t just improve speed—it safeguards quality, amplifies security, and restores confidence in every deployment.
Without structure, small inefficiencies become systemic. Gaps widen. ROI slips. But with disciplined processes, repeated work becomes refined work. Teams move with clarity. Outcomes improve. And what once felt chaotic becomes controllable. This is how organizations elevate their DevOps practice—from effort to excellence.
THE SEERDeploy with Discipline. Deliver Without Delay.
Automation isn’t just efficiency—it’s assurance. Salesforce deployment tools remove the risk of human error by establishing quality and security as default, not afterthought. What follows is a streamlined, repeatable release cycle where agility is real and responsiveness is built in.
Manual processes give way to precision. Teams move faster—with fewer disruptions and greater confidence. In a high-stakes environment, this isn’t just better DevOps. It’s the foundation for performance at scale.
Master the system
LearningHub
Explore every aspect of our platform—from static code analysis to enterprise backup, security posture management, and CI/CD best practices. Our LearningHub offers a structured path to conquer Salesforce complexity through expert-led tutorials and hands-on modules.
Knowledge Base
Dive into curated articles, FAQs, and step-by-step guides covering everything from initial setup to advanced troubleshooting. The Knowledge Base is your on-demand source of clarity and insight, ready whenever you need it.
Frequently Asked Questions
DevOps Release Management is a set of practices and tools used to plan, schedule, and control software delivery and deployment in a collaborative environment between development (Dev) and operations (Ops) teams. It focuses on automating and streamlining the release management process, enabling faster and more reliable software releases through continuous integration (CI) and continuous delivery (CD). In the DevOps framework, release management ensures that applications move smoothly from development to production with minimal downtime or errors.
Yes, ARM supports rollback functionality. If a deployment causes instability, ARM can quickly revert to a stable state, minimizing downtime and disruption across Salesforce environments. This capability enables teams to test new features confidently while helping to mitigate risks during deployments.
ARM improves deployment speed by automating the entire CI/CD pipeline, eliminating manual steps, and accelerating deployment cycles. It enables faster feedback loops through automated testing, version control, and sandbox management. By automating commits, validation, and merges, ARM reduces manual intervention, allowing for more frequent, stable, and efficient updates.
ARM supports compliance and security by integrating version control, automated testing, and quality gates into the CI/CD pipeline. These capabilities ensure every deployment aligns with internal coding standards, regulatory requirements, and security best practices.