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Profit4SF (an Eviden business)

Consulting PartnerSelect tier — retrieved 2026-10-27 · AppExchange listing (legacy Salesforce tier name)

Full-depth record assembled entirely from permitted first-party and dated-corpus surfaces (no AppExchange fetch this cycle; tier of record from the 2026-09-05 dated corpus per the ruling of record). Entity: Profit4SF B.V. (corpus publisher name), a Netherlands Salesforce consulting partner headquartered at Utrechtseweg 34E, 3402 PL IJsselstein (own-site contact page, retrieved 2026-10-27), part of Eviden: own-site EN about-us states 'joining the Atos family in early 2021 and now part of an Eviden business an Atos business' and closes 'Profit4SF an Atos company' (transition-era dual branding carried verbatim); NL about states 'Sinds 2021 is Profit4SF onderdeel van Eviden Business' (retro-attributes the 2021 join to Eviden, whose brand post-dates 2021 - conflict gap-carried). Ownership chain independently corroborated on parent-owned surfaces: Eviden SBP brochure PDF (page.eviden.com, (c) Eviden SAS 2024) lists Profit4SF among 'the following brands' through which 'Eviden business is operated'; live Eviden press-release page footer (eviden.com, retrieved 2026-10-27): 'Eviden is part of Atos Group. (c)Eviden SAS 2026'; brochure boilerplate 'Eviden is an Atos Group company with an annual revenue of c. 5 billion'. Vendor claims (carried as dated claims, never badges): site-wide banner 'Highest valued Salesforce Summit Consulting Partner' (home + every captured page incl. NL sibling); services page 'Profit4SF is a Salesforce Platinum Partner' and '500+ successful implementations'; about-us 'partner of choice for hundreds of companies and organizations in the Benelux over the past 8.5 years'. TIER CONFLICT: own-site Summit banner vs own-site Platinum copy vs dated census/listing tier Select (corpusDate 2026-09-05) - tier field of record = Select (dated payload value); Summit/Platinum are vendor claims only (D-14a-02). Founding-year conflict: EN '8.5 years' implies ~2018; NL 'de afgelopen 11 jaar' implies ~2015; wayback CDX earliest capture 2022-05-14 cannot resolve - founding date gap-carried. Capabilities: 13 dedicated Salesforce solution pages live (sales-cloud, service-cloud, marketing-cloud, commerce-cloud, experience-cloud, field-service-lightning, high-velocity-sales-cloud, manufacturing-cloud, marketing pages for account-engagement, cpq, mulesoft, tableau-crm, my-trailhead); services span strategy/advise, business consultancy & implementation, support/managed services, marketing services. Team evidence: profit4sf.nl vacancies page lists 6 live Salesforce roles, all 36-40 hours (JavaScript Developer; Salesforce Developer Medior/Senior; Implementatie Consultant Salesforce; Junior Ontwikkelaar Salesforce; Senior Salesforce Consultant; Salesforce Marketing Cloud Consultant) - hiring signal, retrieved 2026-10-27. Outcomes: six named-client case bodies read on own-site industry pages (Wensink, 123Zing, Antwerp Symphony Orchestra, KNLTB, Schoeller Allibert, Mambu) - qualitative except two page-level Wensink claims ('Salesforce leads to 32% more sales' - headline over the Leijenaar quote, no baseline/period/basis - and '120 different programmes reduced to 3 main solutions'); both attributed vendor-page claims, not verified outcomes; strongest directional claims are KNLTB 'higher levels of engagement and a increase in number of membership applications' and Mambu 'cut back significantly on the service organisation'; Mambu's '180 partners' and 'millions of end customers' are client-scale figures, not outcomes. News: Google News RSS exact-phrase 'Profit4SF' returned 0 items (retrieved 2026-10-27); DDG/Bing/mojeek blocked or junk-served this window - independent news coverage not found to date, gap-carried, no inference.

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· Checked 2026-10-27

What they do

Supported products and clouds, from the research record:
  • Sales Cloud
  • Service Cloud
  • Marketing Cloud
  • Commerce Cloud
  • Experience Cloud
  • Field Service
  • Manufacturing Cloud
  • MuleSoft
  • Tableau
  • CPQ
AutomotiveEducationNonprofitManufacturingTechnology / SaaS

Evidence

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Regions: Europe
Markets served: Europe
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These claims come from the partner’s own channels and were not independently verified.

Wensink (automotive dealer group; own-site industries/automotive page 'Wensink shifts into top gear', retrieved 2026-10-27) - Sales Cloud / data implementationPartner supplied
Own-site case (qualitative): 'Wensink combines data from all possible sources to get to know their customers better; for example, they offer highly personalised service and alerts, which lead to significantly higher conversion ratios.' Result bullets: customers receive notifications for new models, annual vehicle inspection, winter tires. Own-site case (REWORKED 2026-10-27 per the research review of record - the original 'no quantified figures' claim was refuted by the capture): 'significantly higher conversion ratios' remains directional (no baseline). But the captured body ALSO carries two quantified claims the original draft missed: a headline over the Leijenaar quote reading 'Salesforce leads to 32% more sales' (no baseline, period or measurement basis; attributed speaker on Profit4SF's own page - a vendor-page claim, not an audited figure), and 'Wensink used more than 120 different programmes. We reduced that to 3 main solutions' (before/after consolidation count, vendor-page claim). Carried as dated claims, never upgraded to quantified outcomes.
No quantified outcomes published — nothing inferred.
No claim-specific source on record — claim as published by the partner.
KNLTB (Dutch tennis federation; own-site industries/non-profit page, retrieved 2026-10-27) - Marketing Cloud, Service Cloud, Experience CloudPartner supplied
Own-site case (qualitative): 'Using Marketing Cloud, KNLTB achieved higher levels of engagement and a increase in number of membership applications'; 'Service Cloud allowed for a higher level of member satisfaction'; Experience Cloud improved collaboration with sports teachers. Directional claims, no figures - no baseline, no percentage, no absolute count.
No quantified outcomes published — nothing inferred.
No claim-specific source on record — claim as published by the partner.
Mambu (cloud banking SaaS; own-site industries/technology page 'Mambu offers excellent customer self-service to millions of end customers', retrieved 2026-10-27) - Service Cloud self-service implementationPartner supplied
Own-site case (qualitative): self-service portals give customers 24/7 access; 'Mambu was able to cut back significantly on the service organisation'. The figures in the captured copy - 'millions of end customers' and '180 Mambu partners' saving 'hundreds of customer questions per day' - are client-scale/context figures, not movement outcomes.
No quantified outcomes published — nothing inferred.
No claim-specific source on record — claim as published by the partner.
Schoeller Allibert (returnable-packaging manufacturer; own-site industries/schoeller-allibert page 'Schoeller Allibert Streamlines Sales Processes', retrieved 2026-10-27) - Sales Cloud + ERP integrationPartner supplied
Own-site case (qualitative): 'Improved lead conversion and allocation through a centralized lead management solution'; 'Faster and more accurate pricing thanks to ERP integration'; 360-degree customer view; real-time pipeline insight; 'Efficient order processing through ERP integration and streamlined approval processes'; 'Increased accuracy and speed in quote and margin management'. All directional - no figures.
No quantified outcomes published — nothing inferred.
No claim-specific source on record — claim as published by the partner.
Antwerp Symphony Orchestra (own-site industries/entertainment + non-profit pages, retrieved 2026-10-27) - centralisation of Front of HousePartner supplied
Own-site case (qualitative): visitor information 'scattered across multiple applications' moved to Salesforce as the central platform; 'all event and visitor information in one central place along with the ability to send them personalised e-mails'. No figures.
No quantified outcomes published — nothing inferred.
No claim-specific source on record — claim as published by the partner.
123Zing (digital music education provider, SMB; own-site industries/education page, retrieved 2026-10-27) - Marketing Cloud personalisationPartner supplied
Own-site case (qualitative): 'complete 360-degree customer view'; 'Using Marketing Cloud, 123Zing can send personalized messages to a large audience'; AI-based decisions on customer data. No figures.
No quantified outcomes published — nothing inferred.
No claim-specific source on record — claim as published by the partner.

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