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Analyze Salesforce permissions across users, profiles, permission sets, objects, fields, flows and layouts. SFAnalyzer gives Salesforce admins and developers instant visibility into their org's permission model — no exports, no spreadsheets, no guesswork. Connect any Production, Sandbox, or My Domain org with one click (OAuth 2.0), then explore: • Users — See every profile, permission set, and permission set group assigned to a user, with full CRUD/FLS breakdown per object. • Profiles & Permission Sets — Drill into system permissions, object access, field-level security, Apex classes, Visualforce pages, flows, layouts, and connected apps. • Permission Set Groups — Inspect included permission sets and their combined effective permissions. • Objects & Fields — Search any object and instantly see which profiles and permission sets grant access, with CRUD and FLS details. • Compare — Side-by-side comparison of any two identities (profiles, permission sets, or users) to spot differences. • Reverse Lookup — Find every user who has access to a specific object or field, and trace exactly where that access comes from. Key features: - Works entirely in your browser — no data leaves your machine. - Supports multiple orgs with quick switching. - Full provenance: every permission is traced back to its source (profile, permission set, or group). - Uses only standard Salesforce REST and Tooling APIs. - Built on the same OAuth app as the Salesforce CLI — zero setup required.
Jul 16, 2026
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