The Welkin Suite

The Welkin Suite

Score 9.0 out of 10
The Welkin Suite

Overview

What is The Welkin Suite?


The Welkin Suite offers an integrated development environment with 105 features (and growing). The vendor aims to help you automate the chores of development, and therefore enhance your coding velocity and increase the quality of your deliverable code.
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Professional

$12.50

Cloud
per month billed annually

Entry-level set up fee?

  • No setup fee
For the latest information on pricing, visithttps://welkinsuite.com/#pricing

Offerings

  • Free Trial
  • Free/Freemium Version
  • Premium Consulting / Integration Services

Starting price (does not include set up fee)

  • $12.50 per month
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Product Details

What is The Welkin Suite?


The Welkin Suite offers an integrated development environment with 105 features (and growing). The vendor aims to help you automate the chores of development, and therefore enhance your coding velocity and increase the quality of your deliverable code.

The Welkin Suite Technical Details

Deployment TypesSoftware as a Service (SaaS), Cloud, or Web-Based
Operating SystemsUnspecified
Mobile ApplicationNo
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Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
We use The Welkin Suite as out exclusive IDE for development of Salesforce coding projects.
  • Great coding envirionment
  • Allows for easy and direct deployment
  • It's great for searching all of the code in a project to determine where a variable may be used.
  • It would be nice if IDE feature releases were timed to coincide with Salesforce releases (i.e. make Lightning Web Components available on the day they become available in Salesforce instances).
  • The IDE can be a bit buggy especially when you have several windows of the IDE open to different Salesforce instances at the same time on one machine.
  • Sometimes, when you click to retrieve your data too soon, before the program has a chance to ask you to connect to the instance, it can cause the IDE to freeze.
The Welkin Suite is a great IDE compared to the alternatives out there. If you need to code in Salesforce and you want a mostly seamless environment, then The Welkin Suite is the best option available, in my opinion. I have also been using it for Apex Tests and find that the tools are really good for measuring code coverage and highlighting those areas that are uncovered.
  • I have probably saved about three hours, on larger projects.
  • It has definitely saved me the overhead of having to work with other IDEs that have heavier setup requirements.
I have tried using the Developer Console, Microsoft's Visual Studio Code with the Salesforce plugins and also Mavens Mate along with Sublime. The latter is deprecated. The rest are either options that are not as fully featured as The Welkin Suite or their setup time is much greater.
In general, when you need support there is someone there to give you an answer. I think there could be an improvement in this area, but it's hard to provide a substantial amount of support for a product that is charging roughly $15 a month. Do I feel I get more than $15 worth of support value when I need to request it? Yes.
December 19, 2018

Salesforce-Focussed IDE

Matthew Robinson | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
It is being used by our developers to customize the Salesforce platform. We have used a variety of IDE's in the past and have seen the Welkin Suite on and off throughout the years and decided to give it a try when our last IDE last support by the provider.
  • Local History - Without having to setup GitHub this has been a time saver!
  • AutoComplete
  • Saves the entire project at once
  • The Field-Level Security editor - I haven't been able to get this to successfully work on a project after going through their documentation.
It is well suited to development-oriented projects. I find it faster to use the native Salesforce UI for more configuration projects.

There are a number of tools in the suite that I have not used and probably could get more value out of it, but it has served well as my primary IDE for the last few months.
  • The ability to recover and compare to local history
  • Reliable vs. open source alternatives!
It's much faster than Eclipse
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