Free Chrome extension

The admin toolkit
Salesforce should have built

Stop clicking through Setup menus. Get instant visibility into permissions, metadata, and org health — right where you work.

sfpolice://permissions/explain-access● 121 objects · 4,201 fields
EXPLAIN ACCESS · Chantelle Rep
Account.ReadGRANTED
via Profile CGCloud_User_Profile
Grant Paths · 5Muted · 0Overrides · 1
PSCGCloud Sales UserCGCloud_Sales_UserGRANTED
PSSales AgreementsSales_AgreementsGRANTED
PSConsumer Goods Cloud ServiceConsumerGoodsCloudServicePslGRANTED
PSIndustries VisitIndustriesVisitGRANTED

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Free

Replaces $200+/user tools

Core Tools

Six tools you'd build yourself, if you had the time

Each one replaces a workflow that today means a dozen tabs, a spreadsheet, or a $200/seat add-on.

Permission Set Builder

Salesforce is deprecating profile permissions — and migrating years of layered configs to Permission Sets is a nightmare. Build feature-based PSs with automatic dependency detection and CRUD hierarchy validation.

Save 4+ hours per permission set

Data Migrator

Moving records between orgs means CSV exports, broken lookups, and no way back. Migrate data, schema, and permissions together — with automatic dependency ordering, a mandatory dry-run, drift detection, and one-click rollback that actually reverses writes.

Migrate data with a one-click undo

Smart Data Generator

Developer sandboxes have zero data. Manually creating 50+ related records takes hours. Generate realistic test data that respects your schema, validation rules, and required fields automatically.

Populate a sandbox in under 5 minutes

Permission Chain

When a VP asks "why can John edit this field?", it takes 30+ minutes to trace through Profiles, Permission Sets, PSGs, and Muting PSs. Get the answer in one click with full source tracking.

Debug access issues in seconds

Persona Simulator

Checking FLS across multiple profiles and permission sets means clicking through 50+ Setup pages. Simulate any user's effective access instantly — Profile + PSG + Direct PS + Muting PS.

Replace hours of manual FLS audit

Org Process Graph

Multiple automations firing on the same object? No idea what order they execute? Visualize every Flow, Trigger, Workflow, and Validation Rule with execution order, dead automation detection, and duplicate writer analysis.

See your full automation map instantly

See it in action

Forensic control over every corner of your org

Real modules from the extension — click through them. Compare permissions, X-ray access, migrate orgs, trace relationships.

Permission Set Comparison

Diff any two permission sets, profiles, or PSGs — side by side.

Retail Execution Plusvs
OBJECTCARAEADACBRBEBDB
AccountOnly A
ActionPlanTemplateOnly A
AssessmentTaskOnly A
cgcloud__Visit__cOnly A
33 only in A0 differentExport diff →

Access X-Ray

10-layer forensic breakdown of who can see a record — and exactly why.

✓ Read✓ Edit✓ Create✗ Delete
L7 · Record Access Verdict

Net verdict: the user can Read and Edit this record, but cannot Delete. Resolved from all layers above.

Data Migrator

Schema + data, org-to-org, with dry-run & rollback.

SOURCEprod-org
TARGETsandbox

Related Records X-Ray

Every relationship, count & cascade — drill into any child.

AccountAcme Mart001000000000001AAA
CHILD RELATIONSHIPS · 38 · click to drill in

How It Works

Up and running in minutes

No setup wizards, no admin approval needed. Install, open Salesforce, and go.

Step 01

Install the extension

Add SFDC Police from the Chrome Web Store. One click, no configuration needed. Works with any Salesforce org.

Step 02

Connect your org

Open any Salesforce page and click the extension icon. It detects your org automatically — no API keys or connected apps required.

Step 03

Start working smarter

Access all tools from the floating panel or full-page app. Permission builder, data dictionary, SOQL explorer — everything is one click away.

FAQ

Common questions

Everything you need to know about SFDC Police.

No. SFDC Police is an independent Chrome extension built for Salesforce administrators. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Salesforce, Inc. Salesforce is a registered trademark of Salesforce, Inc.

SFDC Police uses your existing browser session. When you're logged into Salesforce, the extension can access your org's metadata through the standard Salesforce REST API — the same API that Salesforce's own Setup menu uses. No connected app or admin approval required.

Absolutely. SFDC Police runs entirely in your browser. Your data never leaves your machine — we don't have servers that store your org data. All API calls go directly from your browser to Salesforce. We take security seriously because our users manage enterprise-critical systems.

Yes. The extension detects your Salesforce org automatically from your browser session. Just navigate to a different org in your browser and the extension switches instantly. Works with production, sandbox, Developer Edition, and scratch orgs.

Yes — completely free. All 23 modules are unlocked for everyone, with no subscription, no credit card, and no account required.

SFDC Police is built for Lightning Experience and the modern my.salesforce.com Setup. It works across production, sandbox, Developer Edition, and scratch orgs — anywhere you can log into Lightning in Chrome. Salesforce Classic is not supported.

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Ready to take control of your Salesforce org?

Free. No credit card, no seat licenses, no admin approval to install.