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The grants and incentives platform RFP is squarely what we build, the applicant and grantee-facing side especially. We do the intake forms and the grantee portal natively on Salesforce, so everything stays on one record with the reporting and compliance you are scoping for. With June 15 close, worth a quick look at an example build?

The Salesforce developer role spells out the setup, an Experience Cloud portal with FormAssembly handling intake, two tools and a connector to keep alive. Titan replaces the FormAssembly side with forms built natively on Salesforce, writing straight to the record with no connector in the middle. Could be worth a look as you staff that up. Open to a short walkthrough?

Consolidating onto one Health Cloud instance is the right moment to think about the patient-facing forms and document capture that sit on top. We build those native to Health Cloud, so intake and uploads write straight to the record you just consolidated, ahead of the MyChart work. From what we have seen that is an easy early win. Worth a short look?

The automated patient onboarding work on Salesforce is exactly where native forms earn their keep, intake and pre-procedure capture writing straight to the record. We build that no-code on your Salesforce org so it extends what you have already automated. Might be worth a quick look. Happy to show an example.

The expanded Agentforce rollout points at member self-service as the north star. From what we have seen, the natural next layer is the forms and document capture members use to self-serve, native to the same Salesforce org powering the call center. That is what Titan builds. Worth a short conversation as that self-service piece takes shape?

The CLM solutions architect role naming DocuSign and Conga is a familiar setup, contract steps living outside the Salesforce record. We keep the whole contract lifecycle, drafting through signature, native on Salesforce so the record never leaves. Could be worth a look as you build that function out. Open to a quick example?

The partner systems role calls out DocuSign and Conga on Salesforce. From what we have seen, partner agreements that generate and sign off the Salesforce record (rather than bouncing through two tools) move a lot faster. Titan does the generation and signature natively. Might be worth 15 minutes given the partner-ops focus?

The Salesforce and FormAssembly specialist role says it plainly, a lot of the platform work is keeping FormAssembly and its Salesforce connector running for enquiry-to-enrolment. We replace that with forms built natively on Salesforce, so the connector troubleshooting goes away. From what we have seen that is a real time saver for a small team. Worth a quick look?

The admin role lists Formstack as part of the Salesforce stack. From what we have seen, teams running Formstack on top of Salesforce eventually want the forms writing straight to the record instead of syncing across. That is what Titan does, native forms with no sync step. Might be worth a look while you are shaping the admin role. Happy to show an example.

The Salesforce and business systems role is a good sign you are investing in the platform. On the FS side, the place we usually help is client onboarding and document capture, forms and files that write straight to the Salesforce record instead of a separate tool. From what we have seen that is a clean compliance win. Worth a quick look at an example?

The Salesforce applications engineer role says the platform is a real investment for you. Where we tend to help in financial services is the onboarding and document side, building it natively on Salesforce so it stays on the record with the audit trail intact. From what we have seen that is worth a short look. Open to it?