Release Manager
Stay in Sync.
Release in confidence and not in Chaos.
Serpent syncs timelines, flags conflicts early, and logs every step so you can release on schedule, even on Fridays.
Serpent synchronizes your environments and schedules, giving you a unified release calendar.
Automate pre-deployment checks and approval workflows directly in Serpent.
Gain full visibility with environment snapshots and deployment logs.
Personalised Features
Cross-team coordination dashboard
Never risk breaking a client org again. A Cross-Team Coordination Dashboard is a centralized interface used to monitor, manage, and streamline collaboration between different teams within an organization. It helps stakeholders track progress, align goals, manage dependencies, and surface blockers across multiple teams or departments.
Release Without Overhead
Serpent handles deployments the way Salesforce teams actually work: metadata, test data, environments, and rollbacks, all in one place. Whether you’re releasing a hotfix or promoting a full package, Serpent keeps it simple and reliable-click to deploy, done.
We even prepare your staging or UAT environment for you - fully synced and ready for testing - so your team can focus on validation, not setup.
Use Case Scenario
01 How did you manage a multi-team release?
Before: “We had scattered Excel sheets and Slack messages, no clarity on what was live or who approved what.”
With Serpent: You can see everything in one place. Teams sync automatically, approvals are time-stamped, and sleep better.
02 What happened when a last-minute blocker appeared?
Before: “We had to manually ping everyone to stop or adjust things. Too slow, too risky.”
With Serpent: Automated conflict alerts tell you in advance. We adjust before anything breaks.
03 How did you manage releases before Serpent?
Before: “Manual change sets, risky last-minute deploys.”
With Serpent: Scheduled, monitored, and logged auto-deploys. so you can deploy confidently on Fridays.
"Serpent turned our release chaos into clarity. We plan, release, and recover with full control.”
