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Field-level security management for Salesforce — capture, compare, and apply FLS across fields and orgs. By Axiom Gray. Fieldwise makes Field-Level Security visible, auditable, and editable right in your browser. Managing FLS in standard Salesforce Setup usually means clicking through profiles one by one, with no easy side-by-side view and no clear audit trail. Fieldwise fixes that by giving Salesforce teams a faster, more visual way to review, compare, and update field permissions. What you can do - View the full FLS matrix for any field across Profiles and Permission Sets in one place - Edit FLS inline and apply changes to Salesforce with a confirmation step - Compare two fields side by side with a color-coded diff - Compare saved object audits across orgs to spot missing, new, and different field permissions - Capture full object-level FLS snapshots for every permissionable field on an object - Use simplified snapshot and object compare workflows with clearer filters, summaries, and expand/collapse sections - Copy FLS from one field to another, including across orgs - Export and import snapshots as JSON for cross-org workflows - Roll back changes from the History tab - Use theme controls to switch the extension’s look and feel - Open a direct documentation link from inside the app for end-to-end help Who it’s for Salesforce admins and developers managing complex permission structures across multiple Profiles, Permission Sets, and orgs. Fieldwise works entirely in-browser. API calls go directly from your browser to your Salesforce org, and no data passes through Axiom Gray’s servers or any third party. Requires an active Salesforce Lightning session.
Jun 23, 2026
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