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Know your org better than the admin who left — OrgSage beta is live
Hey everyone,
How many times have you inherited a Salesforce org and had no idea why things were built the way they were? Or hesitated to delete a field because you weren't sure what would break?
We built OrgSage to answer one question: "What happens if I change this?"
OrgSage connects to your Sandbox or Developer Edition org (quick package install + OAuth — metadata only, never your data) and maps every dependency — fields, flows, triggers, validation rules, permissions — so you can understand what you're working with before you touch anything.
A few things it can do:
→ Ask in plain English: "What breaks if I delete Account.Customer_Tier__c?" and get a full impact analysis — which automations, page layouts, and apex classes reference it
→ Cross-org impact analysis: Connect multiple DEV orgs and see how a change in your workstream impacts another team's org — no more surprise conflicts when workstreams merge
→ Detect automation conflicts — when a Flow and an Apex Trigger both write to the same field, see the execution order and which value actually persists
→ Compare orgs — see exactly what differs between DEV, QA, and Production with severity ratings on every change
→ Map relationships and references better than Schema Builder or "Where is this used?"
Try it at getorgsage.com — just connect a sandbox and start exploring.
We're looking for developers and architects willing to try it and share honest feedback — what's useful, what's broken, and what's missing.
