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Revenue systems with taste, rigor, and less operational theater.

I’m Brian Scott Jones — a Salesforce administrator/developer and GTM systems builder. I help teams translate messy revenue motion into clean architecture, durable automation, and AI that earns its place in the workflow.

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Operating model

Design the system before buying another tool.

Most revenue problems are architecture problems wearing software costumes. I work from the underlying motion first: what should happen, who needs to know, what must be automated, and where human judgment still matters.

01

Salesforce architecture that reflects the business

Flow, Apex, validation logic, routing, lifecycle stages, and admin governance designed around how revenue teams actually sell and support customers.

02

RevOps systems that reduce drag

Pipeline hygiene, handoffs, reporting, GTM process, and the unglamorous connective tissue that keeps leaders from making decisions on bad data.

03

AI automation with a job to do

Practical agents, copilots, and workflow assists placed where they save time, improve quality, or catch risk — not because a vendor demo looked shiny.

Selected work

Builder, operator, translator.

The through-line is systems judgment: knowing when to configure, when to code, when to simplify, and when the real answer is a better operating agreement between teams.

Salesforce + RevOps

Architecture, automation, data quality, lifecycle design

AI implementation

Workflow agents, copilots, promptable process, risk controls

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About Brian

Calm in the messy middle.

I sit between technical execution and business strategy: senior Salesforce admin/developer, RevOps partner, systems architect, and the person who can usually explain why the process broke without making everyone defensive.

My bias is toward maintainable systems, plain-language decisions, and automation that compounds. If AI belongs in the stack, it should make the work more reliable — not just more theatrical.