Enterprise-style CRM automation architecture simulation designed to model real-world Salesforce and CRM/ERP workflow patterns.
This project demonstrates layered CRM logic including lead scoring, workflow validation, and API integration simulation using modular design principles.
This project demonstrates:
- Enterprise CRM workflow orchestration
- Business rule enforcement across pipeline stages
- Modular REST-style integration simulation
- Layered system design aligned with Salesforce ecosystems
CRM Automation Lab is structured using a layered architecture approach:
- Business Logic Layer (Scoring & Validation)
- Integration Simulation Layer (REST-style API behavior)
- Testing Layer (Unit-based validation)
- External System Simulation (ERP / Third-party sync)
The design models enterprise CRM workflow automation patterns commonly used in Salesforce-led ecosystems.
+-------------------+
| Lead Input |
+-------------------+
|
v
+-------------------+
| Lead Scoring |
| Engine |
+-------------------+
|
v
+-------------------+
| Opportunity Stage |
| Validation Layer |
+-------------------+
|
v
+-------------------+
| CRM API |
| Integration Layer |
+-------------------+
|
v
+-------------------+
| External ERP / |
| Third-Party Sync |
+-------------------+
Implements weighted scoring logic based on:
- Industry type
- Company size
- Engagement score
Location: lead-scoring/
Simulates stage-based CRM workflow validation logic to enforce business rules across pipeline progression.
Location: opportunity-validation/
Models REST-style CRM API behavior including:
- Lead creation
- Lead updates
- Lead retrieval
Location: integration-layer/
Ensures validation of scoring logic and workflow behavior using structured test cases.
Location: tests/
- Modular architecture for extensibility
- Clear separation of business logic layers
- Scalable integration pattern simulation
- Test-driven validation approach
- Enterprise CRM workflow modeling
- Python
- Object-Oriented Design
- REST-style API modeling
- Workflow simulation patterns
- Modular architecture principles
- Event-driven integration simulation
- Asynchronous API retry logic
- Logging & monitoring abstraction
- Role-based workflow permissions
- ERP bi-directional synchronization modeling
- CI/CD pipeline integration
This repository is designed to simulate enterprise CRM automation patterns for architectural demonstration and system design exploration within Salesforce and CRM-integrated ecosystems.