Companies and individuals post the work. Developers bid on it. AISOQL only connects people: no fees, and you agree on payment and terms directly with each other.
Samples that show the kind of work posted here. They aren't real clients and are closed to bids.
Incoming web leads need to go to the right regional rep based on state, industry and company size. The rules change every quarter, so the admin has to be able to edit them without a deployment.
Reps need a faster way to edit quote lines: an editable grid with inline discounts, live totals, and validation against approved discount tiers before the quote goes to approval.
A set of Process Builders still runs on Opportunity and Contact. They need to be consolidated into record-triggered Flows before they are retired, with no change in behavior.
A nightly shipment reconciliation batch started failing with System.LimitException: Too many SOQL queries: 101 after a new trigger was added on a custom Shipment object. It needs fixing and hardening.
Installer partners need a portal to register deals, see their leads, and upload install photos. Partner accounts sync nightly from an ERP system through a REST API.
Years of imports left thousands of duplicate Contacts and Accounts. Before moving data from an old donor system, matching and duplicate rules need to be set up and the existing duplicates merged.
Built to enhance, not replace
AISOQL drafts the boilerplate. You still make every architecture call, review every diff, and hit deploy yourself from your own VS Code -- it's a tool for developers, not a replacement for one.
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