Hubbl and Atrium Launch AI Consultant Andi to Streamline Salesforce Tasks

The Andi + Hubbl integration transforms manual technical debt cleanup into exponential savings and scalability for businesses

Atrium, an AI-native consultancy unique in the Salesforce ecosystem, is doubling down on Andi, its custom-built AI agent launched last April. Andi eliminates the repetitive and time-consuming tasks that bog down development cycles for businesses and enables them to supercharge Salesforce implementations.

To further the goal of overhauling outdated and costly modes of Salesforce development for customers, Atrium is announcing a new integration with Hubbl Intelligence Platform, the first-of-its-kind intelligence layer for Salesforce. The Andi + Hubbl integration transforms manual Salesforce remediation into automated, AI-powered results, creating exponential savings and scalability for businesses.

“It’s really a match made in heaven: Hubbl identifies all of the recommended fixes, and Andi swoops in to knock them out in a matter of minutes,” said Greg Barlin, Atrium’s VP of Product, AI Platforms. “We’ve seen this save customers hundreds of hours of manual development time, not to mention the countless hours they no longer spend waiting once they start using their speedier Salesforce org after the updates.”

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The Andi + Hubbl integration provides significant benefits for Salesforce customers by combining Hubbl’s diagnostic capabilities with Andi’s automated development features. Here is an overview of the core integration benefits and how it helps identify and remediate technical debt, accelerate backlog reduction, and improve overall Salesforce org health for businesses:

• Identifies and remediates technical debt: Hubbl scans a Salesforce org and benchmarks it against thousands of others to provide a comprehensive analysis of metadata and technical debt. Beyond surfacing issues like missing field descriptions, outdated API versions, or unused permission sets, Hubbl also prioritizes which fixes will deliver the biggest impact with predictive recommendations. Andi then takes these Hubbl recommendations and automatically remediates them, freeing teams from time-consuming, tedious, manual work. As an example, Andi can add descriptions to thousands of custom fields or remove permission sets without active users.
• Code modernization and backlog reduction: The integration can significantly accelerate the process of modernizing code and tackling an extensive backlog.
• Automatically convert workflows and process builders into flows: With Salesforce no longer supporting Workflows and Process Builders after this year and Agentforce requiring flow or triggers, modernizing these components has become a priority for many. Andi can do this, potentially saving hundreds or thousands of hours of manual work. Andi is also equipped to handle other high-priority items (e.g., creating or modifying flows, objects, and fields).
• Measurable improvement in org health: The diagnostic and automated aspects of the integration specifically enable the rapid resolution of technical debt. By taking on heavy, repetitive work, the integration leads to a measurable improvement in org health. This can even be demonstrated with a “before and after” comparison via follow-up Hubbl scan.

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“Our customers want clarity and speed,” said Mike Bogan, CEO and co-founder of Hubbl. “With Andi and Hubbl working together, technical debt disappears and teams finally get to focus on building the future instead of fixing the past.”

The Andi + Hubbl integration offers a faster, smarter, and more scalable way for Salesforce customers to build and maintain a Salesforce environment. Dreamforce 2025 attendees can learn more about the integration and see its potential firsthand at “The Future of Salesforce Ops: Automate with Andi + Hubbl,” a session co-led by Atrium and Hubbl.