How fees are set.
Salesforce client delivery, programme leadership, and training. This page answers the price objection: what is priced, what is not a public catalogue, and what a 30-minute call decides.
Floor versus prime is legible here. The number is set on a 30-minute call, not published as a rate card. Working languages: English and French.
What is priced
Three commercial objects — not a SKU picker, not a transformation-consultancy package.
Client delivery and programme TJM
A named senior owner for Salesforce client delivery or programme leadership — permanent, interim, or embedded. You are buying decision rights, executive cadence, partner governance, and accountable handoff. Not a staffing line of hours.
Best for: Complex programs that need a named delivery owner
Bounded review — the floor
A Program Control Review: a contained executive review of decisions, governance, delivery risk, and integrator alignment. Smaller commercial surface than retained leadership. Still scoped privately, not a catalogue SKU.
Best for: Sponsors who need evidence before committing a named owner
Teachable-day enablement
Enablement for a client or partner team, distinct from a delivery TJM. Teachable days are scoped to the team and the outcome — not published as a public training grid.
Best for: Sponsors and SIs who need capability, not an e-learning module
Floor versus prime
No public euro amounts. The shape is what you can compare before the call.
FLOOR
Bounded review or short pilot
A contained review that proves a decision, a risk, or an operating condition. Useful when the sponsor needs evidence before committing a named owner. Still a mandate, not a menu item.
PRIME
Retained delivery leadership
You are buying a named senior owner with decision rights, cadence, partner governance, and written handoff. Prime is the retained mandate — not a day-rate body in a spreadsheet.
Teachable days sit beside both tracks: enablement for a team, scoped on the call, not a published training tariff.
What discovery decides
Commercial terms stay private. The 30-minute call is where the number is set.
- 01.Whether the work is client delivery, programme leadership, or training/enablement.
- 02.Whether I am the right person — access, decision rights, and mandate shape come first.
- 03.The commercial shape: floor review, retained prime, teachable days, or a clear no.
The questions procurement asks
- Why is there no public TJM or fee grid?
- Mandates differ in access, decision rights, duration, and SI setup. A published grid would be a catalogue. The number is set on a 30-minute call once the work is clear.
- Is a teachable day the same as a delivery TJM?
- No. Delivery and programme TJM buy a named senior owner. Teachable days are enablement for a client or partner team — a different commercial object, still scoped privately.
- What does the 30-minute call decide?
- Whether the work is client delivery, programme leadership, or training/enablement; whether I am the right person; and the commercial shape. You leave with a scoped next step or a clear no.
A 30-minute Salesforce call
Bring the decision context. Floor, prime, or enablement is set on that call — not from a public catalogue.
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