What does Cloud Rastiko do?
Cloud Rastiko is a Salesforce consulting firm. We implement, fix and run Salesforce orgs for mid-sized companies, with a specialism in field service management on Salesforce Field Service and ServiceMax, plus Service Cloud, Sales Cloud, CPQ and Agentforce.
Do you work on ServiceMax?
Yes. ServiceMax FSM is one of our main areas of expertise. We implement, enhance and support ServiceMax, including installed base, service contracts and entitlements, Dispatch Console, Service Flow Manager and the mobile apps, and we migrate ServiceMax customers to Salesforce Field Service.
Can you fix an existing Salesforce org that isn't working well?
Yes. Much of our work is on under-performing orgs. We start with a health check covering configuration, automation, security, data quality and adoption, then give you a prioritised fix list in plain language.
How does an engagement with Cloud Rastiko start?
With a free one-week pilot so you can judge our work before you commit. After that, most clients continue with a monthly block of 40 to 60 hours from a dedicated consultant, or a fixed-scope project.
Which Salesforce products do you work with?
Our core focus is Salesforce Field Service, ServiceMax, Service Cloud, Sales Cloud, CPQ and Agentforce. We also deliver Experience Cloud, Marketing Cloud, Service Cloud Voice, MuleSoft, Twilio, DocuSign and Conga Composer.
Where is Cloud Rastiko based, and which time zones do you cover?
We are based in Chennai, India, and work fully remote with clients in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, the Nordics and the Middle East. Our working day overlaps with US time zones until midnight IST.
Do you implement Agentforce?
Yes. We check your org basics and data quality first, because AI agents are only as good as the data and processes behind them. Then we design and build agents for service, dispatch and sales use cases.
Who founded Cloud Rastiko?
Vetriselvan Manoharan, a Salesforce consultant with 14 years in the ecosystem and a Field Service and ServiceMax specialist.