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AI Governance in Canadian Financial Services

Estimated reading time: 12 minutes

Key Takeaways

  • AI Governance in Canadian Financial Services – Canada currently lacks a federal AI law; financial services are governed by regulators’ guidelines and privacy laws effective in 2027.
  • OSFI E-23 explicitly includes AI in model risk management, impacting all federally regulated financial institutions starting May 1, 2027.
  • The AMF has issued a dedicated guideline for AI use, requiring risk classification and lifecycle management for numerous Quebec firms by May 1, 2027.
  • Quebec Law 25 mandates transparency around automated decisions and impacts any business using personal information about Quebec residents.
  • Firms should prioritize building an AI and model inventory to comply with emerging regulations and guidelines.

Overview of AI Governance in Canadian Financial Services (2026)

OSFI E-23, AMF, CSA and Quebec Law 25

Canada has no federal AI law in force. The proposed Artificial Intelligence and Data Act (AIDA), part of Bill C-27, died on the order paper when Parliament was prorogued in January 2025. Therefore, AI in financial services is instead governed by financial regulators’ guidelines, securities guidance and privacy law, several of which take effect in 2027.

This guide sets out what applies to banks, insurers, wealth managers and dealers as of late 2026, and the evidence firms should keep.

Which rules apply to your firm

Firm typeRegulatorWhat applies to AI use
Federally regulated financial institution (FRFI): banks, federally regulated insurers, trust and loan companiesOSFIGuideline E-23 Model Risk Management (from May 1, 2027); B-10 Third-Party Risk; B-13 Technology and Cyber Risk
Quebec-authorized insurers, financial services cooperatives, trust companies and deposit institutionsAMFGuideline for the Use of Artificial Intelligence (from May 1, 2027)
Registrants: portfolio managers, investment fund managers, dealersProvincial securities regulators (CSA)CSA Staff Notice and Consultation 11-348
Investment dealers and mutual fund dealersCIROExisting rules, outsourcing guidance, 2026 Compliance Report
Any business using personal information of Quebec residentsCommission d’accès à l’informationQuebec Law 25, section 12.1 (automated decisions)

A Quebec-based wealth firm with a dealer arm and a federally regulated parent can sit in four of these rows at once.

OSFI Guideline E-23: model risk management now covers AI

OSFI published the final Guideline E-23 – Model Risk Management on September 11, 2025. It takes effect for all federally regulated financial institutions on May 1, 2027, giving an 18-month transition.

What changed from the 2017 version:

  • AI is explicitly a model. The definition of “model” now includes AI and machine learning methods, not only financial and actuarial models.
  • Scope widened. E-23 now applies to all FRFIs, including life and P&C insurers, not only deposit-taking institutions.
  • Enterprise-wide and proportionate. Expectations scale with an institution’s size, complexity and risk, but every institution needs an enterprise model risk framework and a current model inventory.
  • Third-party models count. OSFI did not give a grace period for third-party model risk, so vendor AI (including AI features inside platforms you license) needs to be inventoried and governed.

In practice, E-23 expects a firm to identify every model, rate its risk, validate it, monitor it after deployment and document all of this. A static, one-time compliance exercise will not meet it.

Related OSFI guidelines. E-23 is read alongside Guideline B-13 Technology and Cyber Risk Management (in effect since January 1, 2024) and the updated Guideline B-10 Third-Party Risk Management (in effect since May 1, 2024). An AI tool from a vendor touches all three.

Quebec AMF: a dedicated AI guideline

On April 7, 2026, the Autorité des marchés financiers published the final version of its Guideline for the Use of Artificial Intelligence, the first AI guideline issued by a provincial financial regulator. It takes effect on May 1, 2027.

It applies to authorized insurers, financial services cooperatives, authorized trust companies and other authorized deposit institutions in Quebec. The AMF expects these institutions to:

  • Classify AI systems by risk and manage them across their full lifecycle, from justifying the use case to decommissioning
  • Define the roles of the board and senior management for AI
  • Produce reliable outputs suited to each system’s intended use, and monitor them
  • Treat clients fairly where AI is used in client interactions, building on the AMF’s Fair Consumer Practices Guideline
  • Apply all of this in proportion to the institution’s size, complexity and risk profile

The guideline supplements the AMF’s model risk management guideline. The AMF has also published a Third-Party Risk Management Guideline, effective April 1, 2027.

Securities regulators: CSA Staff Notice 11-348 and CIRO

CSA Staff Notice and Consultation 11-348. Published December 5, 2024, the notice explains how existing securities law applies to AI systems used by registrants, issuers, marketplaces and others. It does not create new legal requirements. Its key points for registrants:

  • Governance and risk management practices should account for the specific AI system and its risks
  • Supervisory controls, policies and procedures should cover AI use
  • Firms remain responsible and accountable for outsourced functions, including AI services
  • “Black box” AI that cannot be explained sits poorly with a market built on transparency
  • Disclosures about AI use must be fair, balanced and not misleading

The CSA’s consultation closed March 31, 2025, and responses will shape any future rules.

CIRO. CIRO’s Compliance Report for 2026, published February 17, 2026, names the use of AI among the operational and compliance issues dealers should prioritize. For AI services provided by third parties, CIRO points dealers to its existing Guidance Note on outsourcing arrangements.

Quebec Law 25: automated decisions

Since September 22, 2023, section 12.1 of Quebec’s private-sector privacy act has required any business that makes a decision about a person based exclusively on automated processing of their personal information to:

  • Tell the person, no later than when they are informed of the decision, that it was automated
  • On request, explain the personal information used and the main factors and parameters behind the decision
  • Let the person have their information corrected and submit observations to someone who can review the decision

The trigger is “exclusively” automated. Keeping a meaningful human review step in client-facing decisions (account opening, suitability flags, underwriting) changes which obligations apply. Law 25 also requires privacy impact assessments before acquiring or developing new information systems, which includes most new AI tools.

The evidence to keep: a checklist

Across OSFI, the AMF, the CSA, CIRO and Law 25, regulators ask for the same core evidence:

  1. AI and model inventory. Every AI system, model and AI feature in use, including those inside vendor platforms, with an owner for each.
  2. Risk classification. A documented rating for each system, reviewed when its use changes.
  3. Board and senior management roles. Who approves AI use and who is accountable.
  4. Validation and testing. Before deployment and again after vendor updates, model version changes or workflow edits.
  5. Ongoing monitoring. Output quality, drift and errors, with records of what was found and fixed.
  6. Vendor and third-party oversight. Due diligence, contract terms and monitoring aligned with B-10 or the AMF third-party guideline.
  7. Privacy impact assessments. Completed for new AI systems that handle personal information.
  8. Automated-decision notices. Where any decision is exclusively automated, the Law 25 notice and human review path.
  9. Accurate disclosures. Client and marketing statements about AI that match what the tools do.
  10. Training and conduct. Staff trained on approved use; code of ethics updated to cover AI.

How Navirum Orbit helps

The 2027 dates leave Canadian firms roughly six months to move from policy to evidence. Navirum Orbit is a managed service for financial services firms, based in Montréal, that runs AI governance and AI assurance as part of day-to-day operations:

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  • Builds and maintains your AI inventory across Salesforce, Agentforce and connected advisor and insurance tools
  • Re-tests AI behaviour after each release and configuration change
  • Keeps the monitoring records, version history and review evidence your risk and compliance teams need
  • Supports vendor oversight with documentation for each AI provider
  • Works in English and French

Orbit supports your compliance and model risk programs; it does not replace your compliance team or legal counsel.

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Frequently Asked Questions

<strong class="schema-faq-question"><strong>Does OSFI E-23 apply to wealth management firms?</strong>

E-23 applies to federally regulated financial institutions: banks, foreign bank branches, federally regulated insurers and trust and loan companies. A standalone portfolio manager or dealer is regulated provincially and through CIRO instead, but a wealth arm inside a bank or insurer falls under E-23 through its parent.

<strong class="schema-faq-question"><strong>When does OSFI E-23 take effect?</strong>

May 1, 2027. The final guideline was published September 11, 2025.
Is AIDA still coming? AIDA died with Bill C-27 in January 2025. There is no federal AI statute in force. Financial firms should plan around the sector guidelines and privacy law instead.

<strong class="schema-faq-question"><strong>Does Quebec Law 25 apply to firms outside Quebec?</strong>

It applies to businesses that collect, hold or use personal information about Quebec residents, wherever the business is based.

<strong class="schema-faq-question"><strong>What should a firm do first?</strong>

Build the AI and model inventory, including AI features inside platforms you already license. E-23, the AMF guideline and Law 25 all depend on it.

This guide is for general information and is not legal advice. Rules and dates change; confirm current requirements with your compliance team or counsel.

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What is the AI Governance Framework for US Financial Services Firms?

Key Takeaways

  • The AI Governance Framework for US Financial Services Firms outlines how existing regulations govern AI tools in the industry.
  • Each regulator, including the SEC and FINRA, has different rules regarding AI usage, requiring firms to consistently maintain oversight and documentation.
  • Firms must keep comprehensive evidence such as AI inventories, risk ratings, written policies, and incident response plans, which regulators will evaluate.
  • Regulation S-P requires oversight of AI service providers, and firms must comply with amendments by June 2026 depending on their size.
  • Colorado’s updated AI law introduces a notice-based system for automated decision-making, starting January 1, 2027, adding specific obligations for financial firms.

Estimated reading time: 12 minutes

Overview

AI Governance Framework for US Financial Services Firms (2026): SEC, FINRA and State Insurance Rules

No single US law governs AI in financial services. Instead, existing rules on supervision, record keeping, privacy and fair treatment now apply to AI tools, and regulators are saying so in their exam priorities, reports and bulletins. For a wealth management firm, broker-dealer or insurer, the practical question is the same: can you show what your AI tools do, who checks them, and what happens when they change?

This guide sets out what each US regulator expects as of late 2026, and the evidence firms should keep.

Which rules apply to your firm

Firm typeMain regulatorWhat applies to AI use
SEC-registered investment adviser (RIA)SECFiduciary duty, 2026 exam priorities on AI, Regulation S-P (amended)
Broker-dealerFINRA and SECFINRA Rule 3110 (supervision), communications and recordkeeping rules, Regulation S-P
Insurer or insurance agencyState insurance departmentsNAIC AI Model Bulletin where adopted; NAIC AI Systems Evaluation Tool in exams
Any firm making consequential decisions about Colorado consumersColorado Attorney GeneralColorado SB 26-189 from January 1, 2027

Many firms sit in more than one row. A dual registrant, for example, answers to both the SEC and FINRA.

SEC: AI is an exam priority, and Regulation S-P now covers your vendors

2026 examination priorities. The SEC’s Division of Examinations released its 2026 priorities on November 17, 2025. AI and other emerging technologies are a named focus. Examiners review whether a firm’s public statements about its AI are accurate, and whether governance, controls and human oversight of AI tools are in place. Be ready to show a written framework covering oversight, monitoring and staff training.

Regulation S-P amendments. The SEC amended Regulation S-P in May 2024, the first major update in over 20 years. Larger entities (including RIAs with $1.5 billion or more in assets under management) had to comply by December 3, 2025. Smaller entities, including RIAs below $1.5 billion, had to comply by June 3, 2026. The amendments require:

  • A written incident response program for unauthorized access to customer information
  • Notice to affected individuals within 30 days of certain breaches
  • Oversight of service providers that hold customer information, through due diligence and monitoring
  • Records documenting compliance

Why this matters for AI: an AI meeting assistant, CRM agent or document tool that touches client data is a service provider arrangement. Your incident response program and vendor oversight need to cover it. The SEC has named Regulation S-P compliance as a 2026 exam focus.

FINRA: supervision and record keeping rules apply to GenAI

FINRA’s 2026 Annual Regulatory Oversight Report, released December 9, 2025, has a standalone section on generative AI. FINRA’s rules are technology-neutral: firms remain responsible for compliance whether a person or a GenAI tool does the work. The report links GenAI to rules on supervision (Rule 3110), communications with the public, recordkeeping and fair dealing.

Among the practices FINRA says firms may want to consider for ongoing monitoring:

  • Storing prompt and output logs for accountability and troubleshooting
  • Tracking which model version was used, and when
  • Validating outputs and keeping a human in the loop, including regular checks for errors
  • Testing GenAI tools, including AI agents, for privacy, integrity, reliability and accuracy

These are framed as considerations rather than new rule text. In practice, they describe what an examiner will ask to see when reviewing how a firm supervises an AI tool. FINRA also flags AI agents as a rapidly evolving area with novel supervisory questions.

Related guidance: FINRA Regulatory Notice 24-09 reminded members of their obligations when using generative AI and large language models.

Insurance: the NAIC Model Bulletin and the new Evaluation Tool

NAIC Model Bulletin on the Use of AI Systems by Insurers. Adopted by the NAIC in December 2023, the bulletin asks insurers to maintain a written AI Systems (AIS) Program covering governance, risk management, and third-party systems. By late 2025, 24 states plus DC had adopted it.

NAIC AI Systems Evaluation Tool. This is a structured set of exhibits that state examiners use to understand how an insurer uses AI and to assess its governance. It covers how extensively a company uses AI, a governance risk assessment, high-risk AI system details, and model data details. A pilot ran in 12 states (California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Iowa, Louisiana, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia and Wisconsin) from March to September 2026. The NAIC planned to consider an updated tool for adoption at its November 2026 Fall National Meeting, for voluntary use by states in 2027.

The tool is an examination aid, not a new testing mandate. But it turns the bulletin’s principles into specific questions an examiner can ask. Small carriers answer the same exhibits as national carriers, and agencies that use AI on a carrier’s behalf can expect questions through that carrier’s third-party oversight.

State AI laws: Colorado’s rewrite

Colorado’s original AI Act (SB 24-205) never took effect. On May 14, 2026, Colorado signed SB 26-189, which repealed and replaced it with a narrower, notice-based framework for automated decision-making technology. It applies to consequential decisions made on or after January 1, 2027, with Attorney General rules due by that date.

For financial firms, the burden is lighter than under the 2024 law, but notice, disclosure and consumer appeal processes still need to be built. Other states are moving on similar rules, so track where your clients live.

The evidence to keep: a checklist

Across these regimes, regulators ask for the same core evidence. If you can produce these on request, you are in a strong position:

  1. AI inventory. Every AI tool and agent in use, including features switched on inside Salesforce, Microsoft 365 and advisor platforms, with an owner for each.
  2. Risk rating. Which tools touch client data, make or influence client decisions, or produce client communications.
  3. Written policies. How AI is approved, used, supervised and retired.
  4. Prompt and output logs. Retained where AI is used in supervision, recommendations or client communications.
  5. Model and version log. Which model and configuration ran, and when it changed.
  6. Testing before and after change. Re-test when a vendor ships an update, a model version changes or a prompt or workflow is edited.
  7. Human review. Who checks outputs, how often, and what they found.
  8. Vendor oversight. Due diligence, contract terms and monitoring for each AI provider, aligned with Regulation S-P.
  9. Incident response. What happens when an AI tool exposes data or produces a harmful output.
  10. Accurate disclosures. Marketing and client statements about AI that match what the tools actually do.
  11. Training. Staff trained on approved use and escalation.

How Navirum Orbit helps

Most firms already have the policy. What they lack is the ongoing work of keeping the evidence current as tools change every month. Orbite de Navirum is a managed service for financial services firms that runs AI governance and AI assurance as part of day-to-day operations:

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  • Keeps your AI inventory and risk ratings current across Salesforce, Agentforce and connected advisor tools
  • Re-tests AI behaviour after each release and configuration change
  • Maintains the logs, version history and review records your compliance team needs
  • Supports vendor oversight with documentation for each AI provider

Orbit supports your compliance program; it does not replace your compliance team or legal counsel.

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Frequently Asked Questions

<strong class="schema-faq-question"><strong>Is there a federal AI law for financial services firms in the US?</strong>

No. Federal regulators apply existing rules on supervision, recordkeeping, privacy and fiduciary duty to AI tools. State laws such as Colorado’s add specific obligations.

<strong class="schema-faq-question"><strong>Do RIAs need to keep prompt and output logs?</strong>

The SEC has not issued an AI-specific logging rule. FINRA’s 2026 report describes prompt and output logging as a practice broker-dealers may want to consider. For RIAs, logs are the most practical way to show examiners how AI tools are supervised, and they may be required records where AI produces client communications or recommendations.

<strong class="schema-faq-question"><strong>Does the NAIC AI Systems Evaluation Tool apply to small insurers?</strong>

The tool is used by state examiners. During the pilot, it did not distinguish between small and large carriers. Agencies are reached indirectly, through the carriers they work for. Insurers in states that adopted the Model Bulletin should already have a written AI Systems Program.

<strong class="schema-faq-question"><strong>What should a firm do first?</strong>

Build the AI inventory. Every other item on the checklist depends on knowing which AI tools are in use and who owns them.
This guide is for general information and is not legal advice. Rules and dates change; confirm current requirements with your compliance team or counsel.

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iA Private Wealth Advisor

Challenge: Fragmented systems and an existing Salesforce org not customized for wealth management workflows.
Result: Streamlined advisor tools and a scalable architecture built for future growth.

Armada Capital Partners

Multifamily & Commercial Real Estate

Challenge: Complex workflows spanning asset management, accounting, and investor relations.
Result: A scalable, efficient system driving growth across the portfolio.

Often the strongest model is both: an internal platform owner supported by an external engineering backup squad.
Operating AreaInternal AdministratorOrbit Managed Services
Daily ownershipImmediate daily responseAdds massive technical capacity
Business knowledgeDeep, organic understandingDocumented and systematically retained
Specialist expertiseLimited to general administrationArchitectural and development depth
Releases & securityResource-constrained setupsStructured, regression-tested deployments
Continuity & capacitySingle point of failure riskBackup coverage; depth depends on the selected plan
Data and AIVaries by individual experienceCertified FSC and Data Cloud experts
Daily ownership
AdminImmediate response
OrbitAdded capacity
Business knowledge
AdminOrganic
OrbitSystematically retained
Specialist expertise
AdminGeneral scope
OrbitArchitect depth
Releases & security
AdminConstrained
OrbitRegression-tested
Continuity
AdminSingle point of failure
OrbitMulti-person backup
Data and AI
AdminVaries
OrbitCertified specialists

The business value Orbit delivers

Each stage of the model exists to move a number your firm already watches:

💰

Predictable run cost

A monthly plan from $200 can replace ad hoc consulting invoices, and licensing guidance at every renewal keeps the Salesforce bill honest.

🙌

Advisor hours back

AI is pointed at the work where the hours actually go: meeting prep, client follow-ups and service requests inside Salesforce.

🛡️

Fewer surprises

Three Salesforce releases a year land tested, and monitored custodian and portfolio integrations catch breaks before advisors do.

📉

AI spend under control

Agentforce and Data Cloud are billed by usage; Orbit tracks what drives the spend and cuts waste before it compounds.

📋

Compliance support that holds up

Permissions, Einstein Trust Layer settings and an audit trail, reviewed after every release and change — evidence for your compliance programme, not a substitute for it.

✅

Proof, not promises

The outcomes behind these claims are published as verified client success stories.

What Orbit’s SLA actually covers

A managed-services SLA is only useful if it names real numbers. Orbit’s published service levels are:

🟢

Access issues (Standard plan)

1 business day response.

⚡

Orbit Flex

Accelerated response times above the Standard baseline, with managed release testing included for three major Salesforce updates a year.

🏛️

Orbit Enterprise

Extended-hours, weekend and holiday coverage on top of Flex.

Hours used, tickets closed and SLA performance are reported monthly through the Orbit Portal, not reconstructed after the fact.

How to evaluate a Salesforce managed-services provider

Whether or not you choose Orbit, these are the questions worth asking any managed-services provider before signing:

  • ☑️Do they name actual response and review times in writing, or only describe support as responsive?
  • ☑️Do they have certified depth in your specific Salesforce cloud rather than general Salesforce administration only?
  • ☑️Is there a named point of contact, or do requests go into an anonymous queue?
  • ☑️How is institutional knowledge retained if your account manager or their engineer leaves?
  • ☑️Do they test releases in a sandbox before deploying to production, with a documented process?
  • ☑️Can they show audit trails and permission reviews for AI tools already in production, not just roadmap slides?

What financial-services firms specifically need from a provider

Regulated firms carry requirements general Salesforce administrators rarely meet day to day: audit trails on client-record changes that support FINRA/SEC recordkeeping obligations, custodian and portfolio-platform integrations built to minimize silent failures, and documentation your compliance function can review for any AI feature that touches client data. Orbit’s financial-services specialization means release testing and access reviews are built around these constraints by default, rather than bolted on after an incident — the compliance determination itself stays with your firm’s own compliance programme, not Orbit.

Do you need managed services, an in-house hire, or both?

There is no universally right answer, but the trade-offs are consistent:

  • In-house only gives you immediate, organic business knowledge, but concentrates risk in one person and rarely covers specialist development, release engineering, or AI governance depth.
  • Managed services only gives you broad, documented expertise and continuity, but can be slower on same-day, in-the-room requests than someone sitting beside the business.
  • Both together is the most common pattern among established Orbit clients: an internal admin owns daily relationships and immediate response, while Orbit carries architecture, releases, security and overflow capacity.

The right mix usually comes down to firm size, how customized your org is, and how much of your team’s time is currently going to Salesforce firefighting versus the business itself.

Chapter 05

What do AI managed services cover after go-live?

AI does not reduce the importance of your CRM foundation. It exponentially increases it. To deploy systems like Agentforce safely, you require governed client data.

On the Orbit page these are the five AI managed services jobs: putting AI into daily work, piloting it safely, cost management, governance with the Einstein Trust Layer, and change management. The tiers below are what make those jobs safe to run, and the governance discipline is the same one we put on stage in the FinSight session on AI compliance and trust. Partners such as CloudFiles keep document storage costs off the Salesforce bill; see how that works, or browse the full Navirum partner ecosystem.

The Salesforce AI Trust Stack
Tier 5 Details
AI Outcomes & Agentforce

The pinnacle of active ROI: safe automated client scheduling, summarization, and real-time support insights designed to respect your compliance programme’s boundaries. Rolling out Agentforce reliably requires this baseline.

Tier 4 Details
Governed Processes

Standardized service paths designed so AI modules do not execute unreviewed updates without correct logging, user overrides, or supervisor authorization.

Tier 3 Details
Secure Permissions & FSC Relationship Maps

Field-level permissions and sharing configurations that prevent automated systems from revealing sensitive client records to unauthorized users.

Tier 2 Details
Trusted Connected Data

Harmonized client records fed from active custodian sync points, eliminating duplication so AI engines don't reference outdated addresses or balances.

Tier 1 Details
Well-Managed CRM Foundation

The critical baseline: clean database schemas, documented relationship matrices, and active sandbox workflows managed directly by Orbit certified experts.

Before Navirum Orbit

Fragmented data architectures, security gaps, and frequent sandbox regression errors.

With Navirum Orbit

Continuous roadmapping, secure permissions, clean datasets, and controls that support your compliance programme.

This matters even more under the EU AI Act, whose high-risk AI requirements (transparency, human oversight, and auditability for systems like credit scoring and fraud detection) become enforceable on August 2, 2026. Firms will need to show not just that an AI-driven decision was compliant, but why. A Trust Stack built directly into your Salesforce data model, rather than bolted on as a separate audit layer, is what makes that explanation available on demand instead of reconstructed after the fact.

Governance defines the controls on paper. AI assurance is the ongoing check that those controls still work in practice, verifying real outputs and audit trails whenever models, prompts, data, permissions or integrations change.

Chapter 06

Frequently Asked Questions

Explore answers regarding Salesforce Financial Services Cloud support, third-party custody integrations, onboarding, and compliance.

Salesforce managed services provide ongoing platform support, active optimization, secure release management, and (on Enterprise engagements) a quarterly technology roadmap — bridging critical functional architecture with day-to-day business change for regulated environments.
No. While we deploy custom setups directly, we also inherit and standardize platforms initially implemented by other vendors, running security and configuration audits during the transition.
Yes. Orbit is built to extend internal teams, not replace them. Your in-house admin retains core system ownership while routing complex development, custodian integrations, and compliance-related work to Navirum's specialized team.
Yes. We monitor and maintain third-party data connections with common wealth-management tools and custodians as part of ongoing managed services.
Orbit audits system schemas, clears database bloat, and helps architect a data retention approach aligned with your compliance obligations — aimed at avoiding unnecessary storage spend as your org grows. Read more: How to Cut Salesforce Storage Costs by Up to 90% with AWS.
Orbit Standard commits to a 1-business-day response on access issues and a 3–5-business-day review on enhancement requests; Orbit Flex adds accelerated response times, and Orbit Enterprise adds extended-hours and weekend coverage. SLA performance is reported monthly through the Orbit Portal.
Orbit runs on three plans from $200/month — Standard, Flex and Enterprise — sized by monthly support hours, SLA tier, and how many Salesforce clouds and integrations are in scope. See current plans and pricing on the Orbit page for the full breakdown.
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The Proven Truth About Owning Salesforce Long-Term

Most firms only implement Salesforce once, which means most firms have no reference point for what normal ownership actually looks like a year or two later. This page collects the questions we hear most often from financial services clients who are living with Salesforce Financial Services Cloud day to day, not evaluating it for the first time. If you already know you want an ongoing partner and want to see what Orbit’s managed services actually include, start there. Otherwise, read on.

System Health & Maintenance

Is it normal for a Salesforce org to develop problems over time, even if nobody did anything wrong?

Yes. Every Salesforce org accumulates complexity as your business changes: new products, new regulations, new integrations, staff turnover, three major platform releases a year. None of that is a sign of a bad implementation. It’s the normal lifecycle of any system that’s actually being used. The problem isn’t that issues appear, it’s that most firms don’t have anyone dedicated to catching them before they compound. That’s the gap Orbit’s ongoing care model is built to close.

Is it normal for every seasonal Salesforce release to require security or configuration updates on our end?

Yes, and it’s one of the most overlooked maintenance costs of owning Salesforce. Salesforce ships three major releases a year plus continuous security patches, and each one can change default behavior, deprecate features, or require a configuration review to stay compliant. Orbit monitors every release cycle and Agentforce rollout on your behalf, so changes get reviewed and applied deliberately instead of discovered after something breaks.

Is it normal for automations to start breaking about a year after go-live?

Yes. This is one of the most common patterns we see. Automations are usually built to match the business as it existed at go-live, and a year of new products, new team members, and process changes is enough to expose edge cases nobody tested for originally. Orbit’s release readiness and ongoing monitoring catch this drift before it turns into a client-facing problem.

How much technical debt is normal to accumulate in the first 12-18 months?

Some is unavoidable. Every implementation makes reasonable trade-offs under a deadline that need revisiting later. What’s not normal is technical debt nobody’s tracking. A healthy org has a running list of “we did this quickly, here’s why, here’s when we should revisit it.” Orbit’s Institutional Memory value lever exists specifically to keep that list alive instead of letting it live in one person’s head.

Is it normal to not fully understand why past customizations were built the way they were?

Very normal, especially after any staff turnover, and it’s one of the most expensive problems in Salesforce ownership, because teams end up afraid to touch configurations they don’t understand. Orbit’s Orbit Portal captures the design rationale behind decisions as they’re made, so “why is it built this way” has a documented answer instead of becoming institutional folklore.

How do we know if our Salesforce org has gotten “too customized”?

A reasonable rule of thumb: if a routine change now requires a specialist to investigate side effects before anyone will approve it, or if new hires need weeks just to understand how your org differs from standard Salesforce, that’s over-customization. It’s rarely something that happened all at once, it accumulates. A Bilan de santé de Salesforce is the fastest way to get an honest answer, and it’s the first thing Orbit does with a new client.

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People, Adoption & Process

Is it normal for users to complain about Salesforce, or is that a sign something’s actually broken?

Some grumbling is normal. Any system asks people to change how they work. But persistent complaints, especially about slow performance, confusing screens, or “having to do it twice,” are usually a signal that the system has drifted from how the team actually operates day to day. Orbit treats sustained user complaints as a diagnostic signal, not background noise, and includes adoption coaching as part of ongoing support rather than a one-time training event.

Why do our advisors keep reverting to spreadsheets even though we have Salesforce?

It’s almost always a sign that Salesforce isn’t matching how advisors actually work, not that advisors are resistant to change. When a field, a workflow, or a report doesn’t reflect reality, people quietly route around it, and spreadsheets are the path of least resistance. Orbit treats this as an adoption and configuration signal worth investigating, not a training problem to lecture your way out of.

Is it normal for user adoption to decline after the first few months post-launch?

Yes, and it tends to happen right when initial training momentum fades and the system stops getting active attention. Adoption isn’t a one-time achievement at go-live, it’s something that needs to be maintained the same way the platform itself does. Orbit builds ongoing adoption coaching into every tier rather than treating it as a separate, optional service.

Cost, Contracts & Vendor Relationships

Is it normal for our Salesforce account executive to change every few months?

Unfortunately, yes. AE turnover at Salesforce is common, and it’s one of the quieter frustrations of being a Salesforce customer, since your commercial relationship keeps resetting even when your technical needs don’t. Orbit exists specifically to be the constant on your side of that relationship: a dedicated Account Manager and an Orbit Portal that preserves your project history, decisions, and context regardless of who you’re talking to at Salesforce.

Is it normal to see unexpectedly high Salesforce data storage bills?

It’s extremely common, and almost always fixable. Data storage costs creep up as attachments, activity history, and old records accumulate without anyone actively managing retention. Most firms don’t realize how much they’re paying until the bill jumps. Navirum has helped clients cut Salesforce storage costs by up to 90% through archiving and AWS-based storage strategies; Orbit builds that kind of review into ongoing maintenance instead of waiting for a surprise invoice to trigger it.

Is it normal to feel uneasy heading into a Salesforce contract renewal?

Yes, and it’s one of the most common anxieties clients bring to us. Renewal negotiations are opaque by design, and most firms only go through one every year or two, so there’s rarely a clear reference point for what’s actually realistic to ask for. This is somewhere Orbit adds value beyond day-to-day admin work: our team includes former Salesforce employees who’ve been on the inside of thousands of these conversations, and we give clients direct input on what’s normal, what’s negotiable, and where the real leverage is before you’re in the room, on top of the usage reporting and no-lock-in commercial model that make the case in the first place.

AI Tools & Governance

Is it normal for advisors and staff to want to connect other tools, including AI assistants like ChatGPT or Claude, to Salesforce?

Yes, and it’s becoming more common by the month. AI does not solve a messy data problem, it makes the mess faster, and that is exactly what happens when individual advisors or staff connect outside AI tools to client data on their own initiative. AI assistants and LLM-based tools have made it easier than ever for an individual advisor or staff member to connect outside systems to client data, often with good intentions and zero visibility for IT or compliance. This is an AI risk governance question, not a technology question, and it isn’t a yes-or-no answer; it depends on the role, the data involved, and your regulatory obligations, and it needs to be governed deliberately rather than decided case by case in the moment. Every financial services firm needs a clear, role-based IT and AI usage policy that spells out what’s permitted, and creating and maintaining that policy, both general IT governance and AI-specific guidelines, is part of Orbit’s ongoing service, not a one-time document that goes stale.

The Big Picture

Is it normal to feel like we’ve outgrown our original implementation?

Extremely common, and usually a good sign. It means your business has grown. Most implementations are scoped for the firm as it existed at the time, and a firm that’s added products, headcount, or lines of business will eventually need its Salesforce environment to catch up. Orbit’s roadmap development is built for exactly this: revisiting the platform as the business changes instead of treating go-live as the finish line.

What does healthy, ongoing Salesforce maintenance actually look like?

In practice: someone monitoring each seasonal release before it hits your org, a documented reason behind every customization, response times you can count on when something breaks, adoption that’s actively supported rather than assumed, and a clear view of what you’re paying for and why. Most firms only find out what “healthy” looks like by comparing it to what they’ve been living with, which is exactly why the Orbit Support Plans are built around these specific commitments.

How do we know if we need more support than we currently have?

If any of the questions above sound familiar, that’s usually the signal. Not a single dramatic failure, but a slow accumulation of small workarounds, unanswered questions, and things nobody’s quite sure are normal. That’s exactly the gap Orbit was built to close, and it’s worth reading more before deciding anything.

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This page is meant to answer the questions nobody quite asks out loud. For the fuller picture of what long-term Salesforce ownership actually looks like, and how firms create real value well past go-live, read Salesforce Managed Services for Financial Services Firms: How to Create Long Term Value After Go Live.

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Key Takeaways

  • Orbit Enterprise Managed Services Salesforce offers specialized support for medium to large companies using Salesforce.
  • It provides a multidisciplinary team covering various Salesforce clouds and integration technologies, streamlining project delivery.
  • Orbit ensures flexible, high-availability support, even during peak periods and downtime, keeping projects on track.
  • The pricing model adapts to the enterprise’s operating rhythm, aligning costs with value rather than volume.
  • Orbit emphasizes continuous skills development, certifications, and multilingual support for diverse global organizations.

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High-Performance Salesforce Support for Medium to Large Companies

Medium and enterprise organizations operate Salesforce at a different scale, multiple clouds, multiple teams, complex integrations, compliance requirements, high user volume, and constant delivery pressure. Orbit, Navirum’s enterprise managed services platform, is designed specifically for companies that need a highly specialized, deeply experienced, always-available Salesforce partner. It is the enterprise tier of Navirum’s AI and Salesforce managed services.

Orbit gives enterprises the ability to tap into a multidisciplinary team of Salesforce experts, covering the full stack: Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, Financial Services Cloud, Experience Cloud, Marketing Cloud, MuleSoft, OmniStudio, Tableau, Data Cloud, and the expanding Agentforce AI ecosystem. Our team brings expertise across hundreds of AppExchange tools and modern integration technologies, including Microsoft, Google, AWS, Vinton, FormAssembly, DocuSign, and financial systems like LPL, Schwab, Fidelity, MoneyGuidePro, Addepar, eMoney, and more. This breadth is rare, and it reduces the need for multiple vendors, accelerates delivery, and ensures architectural consistency end-to-end.

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For enterprises with ongoing project demands, Orbit provides three critical advantages:
project delivery acceleration, team augmentation, and flexible, high-availability support. Our consultants can join existing workstreams to increase velocity, lead complex implementations, or provide niche expertise your internal team may not have. This is especially valuable during peak periods, product launches, compliance cycles, integrations, seasonal workloads, and quarter-end pushes.

Orbit is designed around enterprise operational realities. Our team works flexibly across multiple time zones, including evenings, early mornings, and extended hours when required. We can also staff work over weekends, public holidays, and bank holidays, enabling continuous delivery even when internal teams are unavailable. This is particularly valuable during North American downtime such as Christmas, New Year’s, or August vacation periods. With proper planning, Orbit keeps mission-critical projects on track while your staff rests.

Our pricing model is structured for enterprises: fair during quiet periods, scalable during spikes, and always aligned to value, not volume. You are not locked into rigid headcount or unused retainers. Instead, Orbit adapts to your operating rhythm, supporting heavy periods of innovation, lighter periods of maintenance, and everything in between.

The Orbit team invests heavily in ongoing skills development. Our consultants pursue continuous Salesforce certifications, AI training, and platform specialization aligned with Salesforce’s seasonal releases. This ensures that enterprises benefit from a team that remains ahead of platform changes, security updates, and emerging best practices. In a rapidly evolving Salesforce ecosystem, this alone can materially reduce risk and technical debt.

Orbit also brings a multinational, multilingual advantage. Our team speaks English, French, Spanish, and additional languages, supporting global or distributed organizations with diverse staff and customer bases. Every team member is a trained engineer, computer scientist, business analyst, or project manager, combining technical depth with strong delivery discipline. Beyond financial services, our expertise includes healthcare, technology, government, manufacturing, and nonprofit, industries where reliability, security, and compliance matter deeply.

For enterprises, Orbit is more than a managed service. It is a high-performance extension of your Salesforce capability, flexible, specialized, globally aware, and built for continuous delivery in complex environments. Whether you need to stabilize operations, accelerate transformation, or simply keep your Salesforce ecosystem moving during high-demand periods, Orbit delivers the expertise, availability, and consistency your team can depend on.

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Go-Live: The Compounding Value of a Full-Lifecycle Salesforce Partnership

Beyond Go-Live: The Compounding Value of a Full-Lifecycle Salesforce Partnership

Introduction: The Real Salesforce Journey Begins After Launch

There is a common misconception that a Salesforce implementation project concludes the moment the system goes “live.” The project plan is complete, and the core objective is met. In reality, this is only the beginning. The real journey, and the real test of your investment’s value, starts the day after launch.

Without continuous, strategic oversight, even the best-architected Salesforce platforms begin to diminish in value. They accumulate technical debt as business needs evolve. Critical institutional knowledge is lost as internal staff, consultants, and even Salesforce account executives change over time. This is precisely why many organizations eventually see their powerful CRM platform as a cost center rather than a strategic value creator.

Navirum Orbit introduces a fundamental shift. It is not a conventional support service; it is the essential governance layer that de-risks a multi-million dollar Salesforce investment. It is a comprehensive partnership that spans the entire Salesforce lifecycle, from the first day of an implementation to the platform’s long-term evolution, guaranteeing its compounding return year after year.

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The Problem with Post-Project Support

The traditional support model involves a handover: the implementation team that designed and built the system departs, and a new support team takes over. This transition is a critical point of failure where invaluable context is permanently lost. This instability is compounded by the constant turnover of internal staff, contractors, or even your Salesforce AEs.

This loss of “institutional memory” creates inefficiency and risk. The new team, lacking the original context, must spend time and money re-discovering what the initial team already knew. Key information that disappears during this handover includes:

  • The “why” behind specific design decisions and architectural choices
  • The complete project history, including past constraints and trade-offs
  • The rationale for how and why specific systems were integrated
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The Orbit Model: A Single Thread from Day One

The Navirum Orbit philosophy is built to prevent this loss of knowledge by embedding support from the very beginning of any engagement. This high-touch model, which includes a dedicated Account Manager and direct Slack access, is structured into two distinct but connected phases:

  • Orbit Project Assist: Support is integrated during the implementation lifecycle, ensuring every decision and detail is captured from day one.
  • Orbit Post Go-Live: The same foundational support continues seamlessly after the project launch, focusing on continuous optimization and growth.

This approach creates a single, persistent “system of record” for your entire Salesforce journey. The central hub is the Orbit Portal, which does more than just store files. It creates a persistent, searchable memory and a clean, structured communication layer. It captures all files, design rationales, and communication, ensuring that no matter who joins or leaves the project, the institutional memory of your Salesforce environment remains intact and accessible.

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Streamlining Projects and Eliminating Ambiguity with Orbit Project Assist

During the active project phase, the Orbit Portal enforces the discipline necessary for enterprise-grade project delivery. In complex projects, ambiguity is the enemy of progress, and email kills velocity. The Orbit Portal replaces the inefficiency of email threads by acting as the “single source of truth.”

By centralizing all communication for stakeholders across leadership, IT, and compliance, the portal eliminates the primary points of project failure. This disciplined model shortens feedback loops, creates clear accountability, and measurably accelerates project delivery timelines. It ensures everyone sees the same information at the same time, driving the project forward with clarity and purpose.

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From Maintenance to Momentum: Driving Value After Go-Live

After launch, Orbit Post Go-Live transforms Salesforce from a maintenance burden into a dynamic, strategic asset. For any firm serious about leveraging the full power of the Salesforce platform, this is not a helpful addition, it is an essential capability, achieved through three key pillars.

Proactive Platform Evolution

Salesforce is not static. It evolves relentlessly, with three major releases per year and constant innovation in AI. Orbit is your strategic vanguard, proactively navigating this release cycle to shield your platform from instability while arming you with its latest innovations. This is the foundation for your AI roadmap. Most organizations cannot adopt AI because their data and automations are messy. Orbit’s proactive governance is the necessary groundwork to prepare your firm for the future of Salesforce and successfully adopt game-changing tools like Agentforce, the largest platform shift since Salesforce launched.

Strategic Growth with a Value Roadmap

An Orbit partnership moves beyond simple break-fix support to strategic growth. We work with you to develop a “Salesforce Value Roadmap,” a strategic blueprint that aligns every platform enhancement with your most important business goals. Whether the objective is to increase sales, improve productivity, or reduce customer acquisition costs, this roadmap ensures that every dollar invested in Salesforce delivers a measurable return.

Cost-Effective, On-Demand Expertise

Hiring an experienced, full-time Salesforce Administrator can cost upwards of $100,000 per year in salary alone, a significant expense for a resource that may not be fully utilized. Orbit provides a more flexible and cost-effective alternative. With our fractional model, you gain access to an entire multi-cloud team of certified experts for as little as 10 hours a month. With plans starting from as little as one month, you pay only for what you need, turning a fixed overhead cost into a variable, high-impact investment.

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A True Partnership Manages the Entire Ecosystem

A modern Salesforce instance does not operate in a silo; it is the central hub of a wider technological ecosystem. This is especially true for financial services firms that rely on a network of specialized applications to run their business.

Navirum Orbit provides comprehensive support not just for Salesforce itself, but for the entire connected ecosystem of AppExchange and partner applications. Our broad integration expertise ensures that all your apps, APIs, and data flows work together seamlessly. We have deep experience and partnerships with key platforms including DocuSign, TaskRay, AWS, Conga, Box, NDEX, and Croesus, ensuring your entire technology stack operates as a single, integrated engine.

The Compounding Power of a Long-Term Relationship

The ultimate value of the Orbit partnership is that it compounds over time. This “Relationship Capital” is the foundation of our most successful client engagements. In fact, Navirum’s longest-serving clients are Orbit clients, with some partnerships lasting for more than half a decade.

This enduring relationship is comparable to the one you have with a trusted professional, like a family doctor or lawyer, who knows your history and context. With every project and release cycle, our understanding of your business deepens. We know your data models, compliance needs, and workflows. This continuity is the key to making better decisions, moving faster, and creating lasting value that outlives any single project.

Conclusion: Your Constant in a Changing Environment

People will come and go inside your company. Your Salesforce Account Executive will inevitably be replaced. Leadership will rotate. But the one constant that carries forward the institutional memory of your Salesforce program is Orbit. Amid constant change, we provide the stable, knowledgeable, and continuous partnership required to maximize the long-term value of your platform, ensuring it remains a powerful engine for growth.

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Orbit Managed Services for Wealth Management: A Comprehensive Overview

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Introduction: Beyond Traditional Support

In today’s complex financial services landscape, a Salesforce implementation is not a one-time event but the beginning of an ongoing journey. As wealth management firms grow, their Salesforce environments accumulate layers of customization, integrations, and data, making expert management essential. Standard support models, which often react to problems after they arise, are no longer sufficient.

Orbite de Navirum is a personalized consulting and support service designed to address this challenge. It acts as a dedicated Salesforce concierge, providing personalized, on-demand assistance to keep a firm’s system optimized, compliant, and aligned with its strategic goals. Orbit is more than a managed service; it is a continuous partnership that preserves institutional knowledge, accelerates project delivery, and ensures firms extract maximum long-term value from their Salesforce investment.

This service is engineered for a range of wealth management scenarios:

  • Firms implementing Salesforce for the first time.
  • Existing Salesforce customers requiring ongoing, specialized help.
  • Clients who have just completed a project and need expert support post-go-live.
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Core Scenarios: How Wealth Management Firms Use Orbit

Orbit is built on a flexible framework that adapts to the diverse and dynamic needs of wealth management firms, from short-term augmentation to long-term strategic partnership.

Long-Term Strategic Partnership & Continuity

The most significant value of Orbit is realized over time. Many Orbit clients have been with Navirum for over five years, leveraging the service as a constant in an environment of change. Orbit builds and preserves Institutional Memory, capturing years of project history, design rationales, and integration decisions. In an industry where staff turnover is common, Orbit becomes the stable memory layer, ensuring that knowledge isn’t lost when employees or account executives change. This long-term relationship, built on deep commercial, technical, and cultural understanding, allows Orbit to function as a true strategic partner, proactively aligning the Salesforce platform with the firm’s evolving strategy.

Team Augmentation

For firms with internal Salesforce teams, Orbit provides critical team augmentation. Clients can tap into a multidisciplinary team of experts to supplement their own staff, providing niche expertise that may not exist in-house. This is invaluable for:

  • Increasing project velocity by adding skilled consultants to existing workstreams.
  • Leading complex implementations that require specialized knowledge.
  • Handling peak periods such as compliance cycles, new product launches, integrations, or quarter-end pushes.

Flexible Short-Term & High-Availability Support

Wealth management operations are often seasonal. Orbit’s flexible commercial model is designed to mirror this reality, scaling support up or down as needed. This model provides better cash flow management without long-term lock-ins.

Furthermore, Orbit is designed for enterprise operational realities, offering high-availability support across multiple time zones. The team can staff work during:

  • Evenings and early mornings.
  • Weekends and public holidays.
  • North American downtime periods like Christmas, New Year’s, and August vacations.

This ensures that mission-critical projects remain on track even when internal teams are unavailable.

Full-Lifecycle Support: From Day One

Unlike models that begin after a project is live, Orbit is embedded from the start of every engagement.

  • Orbit Project Assist: During an implementation, Orbit acts as the system of record, centralizing client information, design decisions, meeting notes, and the history of every change.
  • Orbit Post Go-Live: After a project launches, the same engine transitions seamlessly to provide ongoing support, ensuring a smooth handover and continuous optimization.

The Orbit Differentiators: 8 Value Levers for Success

The Orbit model is built on eight core principles that deliver value beyond what typical support models can offer.

The 8 Value Levers: How Orbit Delivers Measurable ROI

Value LeverDescriptionKey Benefits
Institutional MemoryCaptures and preserves project history, design rationales, integrations, and decisions, acting as a stable memory layer amidst staff turnover.Faster enhancements, fewer errors, lower onboarding costs, consistent governance.
Lower Cost of OwnershipEliminates redundant re-discovery and re-analysis costs by leveraging deep, existing knowledge of the org, systems, and business context.More output per dollar, predictable budgeting, less dependency on expensive consultants.
Communication EfficiencyCentralizes files, meeting notes, decisions, and media in one communication hub, eliminating the velocity-killing nature of email.Faster decisions, clear accountability, reduced misalignment, shorter delivery timelines.
Release ReadinessProactively monitors Salesforce’s three major annual releases and continuous Agentforce rollouts to protect the org and leverage new features.Stronger platform stability, better license utilization, reduced risk from breaking changes.
Governance & ComplianceContinuously validates and maintains data pathways with FSC, PMS, accounting, and compliance systems under strict financial services requirements.Stronger audit posture, cleaner data, reduced regulator risk, higher business trust.
AI & Agentforce EnablementMaintains a clean, well-structured Salesforce environment, which is the foundational requirement for adopting AI and Agentforce effectively.Readiness for AI-driven efficiency, cleaner automations, faster adoption of innovations.
Flexible Commercial ModelAdjusts with business seasonality, allowing firms to scale support up or down predictably to match demand without long-term lock-ins.Better cash flow management, predictable budgeting, operational agility.
Relationship CapitalCreates a long-term partnership based on a deep understanding of the firm’s leadership, workflows, compliance needs, and operating rhythm.Zero time wasted on re-explanation, partnership-level trust, faster problem-solving.

The Orbit Portal: A Single Source of Truth

The Orbit Portal is the central nervous system of the service, designed to eliminate ambiguity and streamline communication.

Key Features:

  • Centralized Hub: A single source of truth for all project communication, including text, video, images, files, and embedded media. All information is timestamped, organized, and searchable.
  • Simple & Intuitive Interface: Users can easily submit requests, track the real-time status of their tickets, and view an overview of key features and navigation options.
  • Instant Context & Velocity: When a ticket is raised, it flows directly into Navirum’s internal Slack and Salesforce channels. This provides the project team with immediate visibility and context, eliminating queues and delays. Work starts immediately without the need for re-explanation.

Future Enhancements to the Portal will include:

  • 1:1 Expert Support sessions.
  • Access to robust training resources.
  • A personalized Salesforce roadmap tailored to individual goals.
  • Enhanced service and support request capabilities.
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  1. Growing Mortgage Franchise (100 Experience Cloud Users)
  • Profile: A fast-growing business with a heavily customized org that requires frequent Salesforce training for its users.
  • Orbit Solution: An ongoing program providing 4 hours per month dedicated to continuous user training, ensuring high adoption and proficiency across the franchise.
  1. Mid-Market Financial Services Firm (50 Financial Services Cloud Users)
  • Profile: A firm with a multi-year roadmap requiring significant implementation work, change management, and org-specific training.
  • Orbit Solution: A comprehensive 30-hour-per-month program covering a detailed roadmap of projects (Client Onboarding, KYC, Pitchbook integration), change management for new releases, user training, contextual support, and documentation.

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Main Management LLC – Wealth & Asset Management

  • Challenges: Main Management struggled with inefficient marketing operations, leads falling through the cracks, difficulty segmenting data in their previous CRM (SalesNexus), and a lack of Outlook integration.
  • Solutions Provided: Navirum implemented a bespoke Sales Cloud solution for 10 users, set up Pardot for scalable marketing, integrated Salesforce and Pardot, and provided post-project support.
  • Results: The firm achieved a successful and smooth transition from SalesNexus, enabled scalable marketing campaigns via Pardot, and saw stronger user adoption and productivity.
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PACE Equity – Commercial Lending

  • Challenges: The company was unable to connect with clients at scale, had inefficient marketing operations, and lacked CRM and Outlook integration, which led to a “pipeline evaporating.”
  • Solutions Provided: Navirum implemented a bespoke Sales Cloud solution, integrated it with Outlook, conducted team training, and offered post-project support to ensure a strong start.
  • Results: PACE Equity successfully implemented Sales Cloud for 30 people in just 8 weeks, achieved a smooth transition from HubSpot, and saw strong user adoption post-go-live.

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Orbit Plans & Services

Navirum Orbit offers a cancellable monthly subscription model designed for flexibility.

Technical ServicesConsulting & Advice
Support techniqueRoadmap Management
Ongoing ImplementationsStrategic Salesforce Advice
Environment ManagementIndustry Advice
Salesforce DocumentationSalesforce Education
Ongoing User TrainingMulti-Cloud Support
Compliance & Privacy Solutions

Subscription Tiers

  • Orbit Standard Plan: Includes 2 hours of support per month, ideal for small businesses with straightforward Salesforce needs.
  • Orbit Flex Plan: Provides 10-15 hours of monthly support, offering flexibility for growing teams with evolving needs.
  • Tailored High-Touch Service: Both plans are customizable to ensure clients receive personalized service that aligns with their unique business operations and goals.
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About Navirum: Your Customer Success Partner

Founded in 2018, Navirum is a registered Salesforce Consulting Partner specializing in enabling financial innovation. With a dedicated focus on financial services—including Wealth Management, Private Equity, and FinTech—Navirum helps customers generate long-term value from their Salesforce investment.

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  • Locations: USA, Canada, EMEA
  • Certifications: >30
  • Top Differentiators:
    1. Dedicated teams for emerging, small, and mid-market businesses.
    2. Seasoned sales and technical teams.
    3. Deep specialists in Financial Services.
  • Average Customer Results:
    • 25% Improvement in sales
    • 26% Uptick in marketing ROI
    • 34% Better customer service agent productivity
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Key Takeaways

  • Navirum Orbit transforms Salesforce into a value-creating engine instead of a maintenance burden.
  • The complexity of managing Salesforce includes accumulating technical debt and integration challenges.
  • Orbit offers proactive support, ensuring continuity and enabling efficient communication via the MyOrbit Portal.
  • The program provides tangible ROI through eight key value levers, including lower cost of ownership and relationship capital.
  • Flexible plans cater to companies of various sizes and needs, making sure they maximize their Salesforce investment.

How Can Navirum Orbit Help You Get More Value From Salesforce?

The Salesforce Paradox – Introducing Navirum Orbit: Beyond Support, A Strategic Salesforce Partnership

Salesforce is the world’s leading CRM platform, essential for financial services companies to streamline their business processes. When executed properly, it supercharges profits, improves cash flow, and boosts team morale. However, there’s a common paradox: without the right expertise, Salesforce’s vast capabilities and complexity can lead to high maintenance costs, underutilized features, and communication breakdowns, turning a powerful asset into a cost center.

This is the challenge Navirum Orbit, our Salesforce managed services program, was designed to solve. It’s a strategic partnership that ensures you maximize the return on your investment, month after month. But let’s be clear: Orbit isn’t support. Orbit is continuity. It’s the framework for transforming Salesforce from a technical platform into a true value-creating engine for your business.

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#1 Why Managing Salesforce is More Complex Than You Think

In a mature Salesforce organization, complexity accumulates quietly, then bites hard. Years of custom objects, flows, and quick fixes build technical debt, making even small changes risky. Most internal teams simply can’t stay ahead while delivering day-to-day work. The key challenges include:

  • Accumulating Technical Debt: Years of custom objects, flows, validation rules, and fixes create a tangled web of dependencies, making even minor enhancements risky and difficult to manage.
  • Multi-Cloud and AppExchange Complexity: Most firms operate across multiple clouds, Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, Financial Services Cloud, and Marketing Cloud, and use various AppExchange packages. This requires a team with diverse skills spanning configuration, data, security, and AI.
  • Integration Challenges: Reliably connecting Salesforce with middle- and back-office systems like portfolio management (PMS), accounting, and compliance tools multiplies complexity. Data must flow correctly and remain trustworthy across the entire customer lifecycle.
  • The Pace of Innovation: Salesforce pushes three major releases every year and is now rolling out Agentforce, the largest platform shift since Salesforce launched. This forces every team to constantly adapt and rethink their strategy to avoid falling behind.
  • Regulatory and Compliance Demands: Financial services and healthcare firms must operate within tight regulatory guardrails where a misstep can have serious consequences.

#2 What is Navirum Orbit? Your Complete Salesforce Enablement Program

Navirum Orbit is not a traditional support service. It’s a complete Salesforce enablement program and your dedicated “Salesforce Concierge.” It delivers continuity by moving beyond reactive fixes to provide a proactive, strategic partnership that ensures your Salesforce ecosystem scales with your business.

Orbit combines managed services, strategic roadmap development, and on-demand consulting into a single, integrated program. Every client receives a dedicated Account Manager and direct access to our team of experts via Slack, ensuring clear, responsive communication and accountability for outcomes.

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#3 A Look Inside the Orbit Engine

The MyOrbit Portal: A Single Source of Truth

Ambiguity is the enemy of progress. Scattered email threads and lost files kill project velocity. The MyOrbit Portal, the central desk for your Salesforce Concierge, solves this by providing a single source of truth for all project communication. It centralizes every file, design decision, meeting note, and historical change into a clean, searchable, and persistent record.

Here’s how the engine behind the portal delivers unmatched efficiency:

  1. Log In and Raise a Ticket: A user logs into the secure portal to submit any request through a simple, intuitive interface, from an “issue with Sprint 1 testing” to “how do I schedule a discovery call?”
  2. Instant Notification and Triage: The moment a ticket is raised, it is wired directly into Navirum’s operating system. It flows straight from the portal into our internal Slack and Salesforce channels, where automation instantly routes it to the correct team member already familiar with your organization. No queues. No lag. Work starts immediately.
  3. Collaborate and Track: Clients can track the real-time status of their tickets, receive updates, and collaborate directly with the Navirum team inside the portal. This creates complete transparency and shortens the feedback loop, leading to faster resolutions.

Full Lifecycle Support: From Day One and Beyond

Unlike support models that only engage after a project goes live, Orbit is embedded from the very beginning. This ensures continuous, knowledgeable support throughout the entire lifecycle.

  • Orbit Project Assist: Provides support during an active implementation.
  • Orbit Post Go-Live: Delivers ongoing support after the project is complete.

This approach creates true continuity. Because Orbit is there from day one, future projects build on a known foundation rather than rediscovering history every time. It establishes a persistent, searchable “institutional memory” of your Salesforce environment, saving time and eliminating redundant work.

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#4 The 8 Value Levers: How Orbit Delivers Measurable ROI

Orbit is built to deliver tangible business value. The program is structured around eight key levers that ensure you get more from your Salesforce investment.

1. Institutional Memory (The Compounding Asset)

Orbit captures and preserves years of project history, design rationales, and key decisions. This creates a stable memory layer that outlasts staff changes, reducing errors, lowering onboarding costs for new client employees, and ensuring consistent governance over time.

2. Lower Cost of Ownership

Hiring a full-time internal Salesforce administrator can cost upwards of $100,000 per year, an investment many businesses can’t fully utilize. Orbit offers a smarter, more flexible alternative. With fractional plans starting from as little as 2 hours a month, you get access to a full team of multidisciplinary experts at a fraction of the cost, eliminating waste and ensuring predictable budgeting.

3. Communication Efficiency (The Hidden Multiplier)

Email kills velocity. By centralizing all communication in the MyOrbit Portal, Orbit eliminates the delays caused by scattered conversations. This leads to faster decisions, clear accountability, and measurably shorter delivery timelines. The bottom-line impact is faster time-to-value, reduced project costs, and a higher ROI on your Salesforce initiatives.

4. Release Readiness & Platform Evolution

Salesforce releases major upgrades three times a year, plus continuous Agentforce AI rollouts. Orbit monitors these changes, protects your org from breaking updates, and ensures you proactively leverage new features instead of falling behind, maximizing the value of your licenses.

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5. Data, Integration & Compliance Governance

For financial services firms operating under strict regulatory pressure, Orbit provides essential governance. We continuously validate and maintain the pathways between Salesforce and your critical systems (FSC, PMS, accounting, compliance), strengthening your audit posture and reducing regulatory risk.

6. AI & Agentforce Enablement

Most orgs can’t adopt AI because their data and automation are messy. Effective AI requires clean data and well-structured processes. Orbit provides the foundational maintenance and optimization required for your AI roadmap, ensuring that new tools like Agentforce can perform effectively and drive real efficiency gains.

7. Flexible Commercial Model

Business needs fluctuate. Orbit’s monthly subscription model adjusts with your seasonality, allowing you to scale support up or down predictably. With no long-term lock-ins, you get better cash flow and a financial model that fits your operating rhythm.

8. Relationship Capital

As your Salesforce Concierge, we develop a deep understanding of your commercial, technical, and cultural needs. We know your leadership, workflows, and operating rhythm. This compounding context builds partnership-level trust and means there is zero time wasted re-explaining your business.

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#5 Is Orbit Right for You? Flexible Plans for Every Business Need

Orbit is designed for any company that wants to ensure its Salesforce investment delivers long-term value. The ideal Orbit client includes:

  • Companies implementing Salesforce for the first time.
  • Existing Salesforce customers needing ongoing help and strategic guidance.
  • Small, fast-growing companies that can’t commit to an expensive project or a full-time expert.
  • Mid-market companies with 1-2 year implementation roadmaps and multi-cloud needs.

To meet these diverse needs, we offer several flexible plans:

  • Orbit Standard Plan: Ideal for small businesses with straightforward needs, starting with as little as 2 hours of support per month.
  • Orbit Flex Plan: Provides 10-15 hours of monthly support, offering greater flexibility for growing teams with evolving requirements.
  • Orbit Enterprise: For unique business operations and high-availability requirements, a usage-priced plan aligned with your specific goals and workflows.
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The Secret to Better Salesforce Project Communication

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Key Takeaways

  • Communication often becomes a challenge in Salesforce projects due to technical complexity and multiple stakeholders.
  • Traditional communication methods like emails create confusion and ambiguity, leading to project delays and misunderstandings.
  • Orbit streamlines communication by providing a centralized portal that acts as the single source of truth for all project interactions.
  • With Orbit, teams can collaborate in real time using various media, ensuring clarity and accountability.
  • This disciplined approach significantly accelerates project timelines and improves overall stakeholder satisfaction.

Eliminating Ambiguity: How Orbit Streamlines Communication on Salesforce Projects

In the world of Salesforce projects, technical complexity often gets the spotlight. Yet, one of the most underestimated, and potentially project-derailing, challenges is communication. Even a “small” Salesforce implementation can involve half a dozen people between Navirum and the client. Larger engagements easily balloon to 20–30 stakeholders, spanning leadership, subject matter experts (SMEs), compliance, IT, and delivery teams. With so many moving parts, it’s easy for information to get lost, misunderstood, or delayed. Without a disciplined communication model, things slow down, get lost, or become ambiguous, and ambiguity is the enemy of progress.

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The Hidden Cost of Poor Communication

Traditional project communication often relies on a patchwork of emails, scattered chat threads, and one-off meetings. This approach creates several pain points:

  • Important updates get buried in inboxes or lost in endless reply-all chains.
  • Multiple versions of documents circulate, leading to confusion about which is current.
  • Stakeholders aren’t always sure who to contact for specific questions or approvals.
  • Decisions and feedback can be missed or delayed, stalling project momentum.

These issues are magnified as project complexity grows. Thus when teams are distributed across different departments, time zones, or even companies, the risk of miscommunication increases exponentially. The result? Delays, rework, frustration, and sometimes, project failure.

Orbit: A Purpose-Built Solution

Orbit solves this problem head-on.

The Orbit Portal becomes the single source of truth for project communication. Each side, Navirum and the client, has clear point people and defined communication channels. No guessing who to contact. No conflicting email threads. No information disappearing into someone’s inbox.

We’ve refined this model over years of real-world delivery, and it consistently accelerates project timelines. By centralizing all project-related conversations and documentation, Orbit ensures that everyone is on the same page, literally and figuratively.

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How Orbit Works in Practice

Inside the portal, teams can collaborate using text, video, images, files, and embedded media. Clients can upload screenshots, share screen recordings, or attach documents directly to the relevant task or conversation. Everything is timestamped, organized, and searchable. Everyone sees the same information at the same time.

For example, if a client has a question about a Salesforce customization, they can post it directly in the relevant project thread. The Navirum team can respond with annotated screenshots or a quick video walkthrough. All related files and discussions are linked to the specific task, making it easy to track progress and revisit decisions.

Orbit also supports structured workflows for approvals, requirements gathering, and feedback. Instead of chasing down stakeholders via email or waiting for someone to reply to a group thread, Orbit notifies the right people at the right time. This keeps the project moving and ensures that nothing falls through the cracks.

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The Benefits: Clarity, Speed, and Accountability

This eliminates the delay, confusion, and duplication that email inevitably creates. Instead of managing multiple threads and trying to reconcile different versions of the truth, Orbit provides a clean, structured communication layer that keeps the project moving.

This is one of the unsung advantages of Orbit: you get a common denominator for communication, a central hub that removes ambiguity, increases clarity, and shortens the feedback loop. Stakeholders always know where to look for updates, what’s expected of them, and how to provide input.

Orbit’s transparency also increases accountability. Every action, comment, and decision is logged and visible to the relevant parties. This makes it easy to track who approved what, when, and why, reducing the risk of misunderstandings or disputes later on.

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Real-World Results

Teams using Orbit report faster decision-making, fewer misunderstandings, and a smoother overall project experience. By reducing the friction in communication, Orbit helps projects stay on track and deliver results more quickly.

For instance, in a recent Salesforce rollout for a financial services client, Orbit enabled the project team to resolve requirements questions in hours instead of days. The client’s compliance team could review and comment on documentation directly in the portal, eliminating the need for lengthy email chains and version confusion. As a result, the project finished ahead of schedule and with higher stakeholder satisfaction.

Why This Matters

In today’s fast-paced business environment, the ability to deliver Salesforce projects quickly and accurately is a competitive advantage. Orbit’s disciplined approach to communication is not just a “nice to have,” it’s a critical enabler of project success. By eliminating ambiguity and providing a single source of truth, Orbit empowers teams to collaborate more effectively and achieve their Salesforce project goals with confidence.

Takeaway

Better communication equals faster delivery. Orbit gives you both. By providing a central hub for all project interactions, Orbit removes the guesswork, reduces delays, and ensures that everyone is working from the same playbook. The result is a smoother, faster, and more successful Salesforce project, every time.

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Frequently Asked Questions

<strong class="schema-faq-question"><strong>What is Orbit?</strong>

Orbit is a centralized portal designed to streamline communication on Salesforce projects, serving as the single source of truth for all project-related interactions.

<strong class="schema-faq-question"><strong>How does Orbit improve project communication?</strong>

Orbit eliminates ambiguity by providing clear point people, defined communication channels, and a structured environment where all stakeholders can collaborate and access the same information in real time.

<strong class="schema-faq-question"><strong>Who uses Orbit during a Salesforce project?</strong>

Both Navirum and client teams, including leadership, SMEs, compliance, IT, and delivery, use Orbit to coordinate, share updates, and resolve issues efficiently.

<strong class="schema-faq-question"><strong>What types of collaboration does Orbit support?</strong>

Teams can communicate using text, video, images, files, and embedded media. Clients can upload screenshots, share screen recordings, and attach documents directly to relevant tasks or conversations.

<strong class="schema-faq-question"><strong>How does Orbit help prevent miscommunication?</strong>

By centralizing all project communication, Orbit removes the confusion of multiple email threads and ensures everyone sees the same, up-to-date information.

<strong class="schema-faq-question"><strong>Is information in Orbit organized and searchable?</strong>

Yes. All content in Orbit is timestamped, organized, and fully searchable, making it easy to find past discussions, files, or decisions.

<strong class="schema-faq-question"><strong>Can Orbit accelerate project timelines?</strong>

Absolutely. By reducing delays, confusion, and duplication, Orbit helps teams make faster decisions and keeps projects moving forward.

<strong class="schema-faq-question"><strong>How does Orbit handle feedback and approvals?</strong>

Orbit shortens the feedback loop by allowing stakeholders to comment, review, and approve directly within the portal, ensuring clarity and accountability.

<strong class="schema-faq-question"><strong>How does Orbit compare to email communication?</strong>

Orbit eliminates delays, confusion, and duplication caused by email, providing a clean, structured communication layer.

<strong class="schema-faq-question"><strong>How has Orbit’s model been developed?</strong>

It’s been refined over years of real-world delivery and consistently accelerates project timelines.
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5 Proven Ways Salesforce Support Empowers Wealth Advisors

As Signet Financial Management expanded its footprint in the competitive wealth management space, it became clear that unlocking the full potential of Salesforce was critical to their growth strategy. Yet, persistent system hiccups, time-consuming admin tasks, and limited internal resources were holding them back. To remain focused on delivering exceptional client experiences, Signet needed a smarter, more scalable approach to managing Salesforce, and that’s where Orbit Project Assist came in.

The Challenges

Signet Financial Management, a growing wealth management firm, was facing key operational roadblocks in its use of Salesforce:

⚠️ Persistent technical issues were disrupting daily workflows and advisor productivity

⚠️ Routine monthly Salesforce tasks were consuming valuable time better spent with clients

⚠️ Strategic initiatives needed expert Salesforce consulting, but internal bandwidth was limited

⚠️ New advisors and staff required structured, consistent onboarding and CRM training

These challenges were slowing down day-to-day operations and reducing the overall value Signet was receiving from their Salesforce investment.

The Solutions

Navirum delivered a comprehensive Salesforce service model tailored to the fast-paced, relationship-driven world of wealth management:

🛠️ Ongoing Support: Rapid resolution of technical issues to keep the platform running smoothly

🛠️ Managed Services: Handling of routine monthly tasks and administrative support

🛠️ On-Demand Consulting: Flexible access to expert guidance for strategic Salesforce projects

🛠️ Training: Regular onboarding and skills training for new and existing users

The Results

With Orbit’s end-to-end support and consulting services, Signet Financial Management experienced measurable improvements:

✅ Reduced platform issues, freeing advisors to focus on client relationships

✅ Improved CRM adoption, as users became more confident and efficient

✅ Higher return on Salesforce investment, with more advisors fully leveraging the platform

✅ Faster onboarding, ensuring new team members could engage clients sooner

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