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Use it if it fits. Marketplace apps handle the common path well. They struggle when you need custom object mapping, cross-system deduplication, association logic beyond the defaults, or an audit trail you can actually query. If you have already hit one of those walls, that is when custom work pays for itself.

The Reevia integration connected four source systems and reached production in under four weeks. A single system with clean data and standard objects moves faster. The mapping audit usually takes a few days, and the build follows from there.

The ingestion layer batches requests, backs off on limit responses, and retries safely because every write is idempotent. A rate limit slows a sync down. It does not lose records or create duplicates.

Yes. Custom objects, custom properties, and association labels are part of the mapping work. Modeling what you actually sell is usually the reason a marketplace app was not enough.

No. Code, infrastructure, and documentation are yours once you pay. Everything runs in your accounts. I keep no copy and no standing access.

You see the number before any build work starts. The mapping audit comes first, the written quote follows, and you decide from there. There is no surprise invoice and no hourly meter running in the background.