Org Check by Salesforce Labs

Hello, 

I was wondering if you could shed some on light on the following error message when I try to see the related "Object Documentation" for one of our managed package objects.  

I'm a system admin, and I've assigned the Org Check permssion set. I don't usually get this type of error message using SOQL queries for this object. Thanks in advance 

Hi all, 

The Org Check's Object Permissions tab allows us to export a report of object access with the acronym "CRUDvm".  Anybody has the official documentation what each letter means? 

I understand that "CRUDvm" is translated to be "Create/Read/Update/Delete/view all/modify all".  I would like to get a Salesforce official Help article if this even exists.  A main stakeholder asked for this and I was like stunned. Ha! 

Thanks! 

Teck Lung 

Hello! I've had this product in my org for quite a while. However, it's in production. I went to use it today and it recommended using it in a sandbox so it doesn't hit API limits.  

However, when I go to the app store and try to install it into sandbox, it only gives me the option to install in production. Anyone know how I can get it into my sandbox and use it? 

Thanks!

Newest Org Check app does not have the 'Profile Password Policies' sub-tab under 'Security and Access' tab. 

I have an Org having Org Check (Nitrogen [N,7]) and it is still there.  Is there a reason it is missing in newer app? 

Regards, 

Teck Lung

Finally, this is happening… org check is also a sf plugin.

You can analyse multiple orgs from your CLI without installing the app in these orgs.

This is fantastic!!

Install it via:

sf plugins install @orgcheck/sfdx-plugin

More commands will follow soon.

Hello, We’re exploring ways to track and divvy up OrgCheck findings across team members. As far as we can tell, OrgCheck doesn’t provide a native way to assign and track tasks, so we’re interested in learning what others have done. Have you created or adopted a tracker, whether in Salesforce, Excel, Asana, or another tool, to help operationalize OrgCheck output and manage technical‑debt cleanup? We’d love to hear what approaches have worked well!

Describe the bug

Org check app not visible even if Org check app access is present at profile level and also assigned the additional Org check permission set.

To Reproduce

1. Install the app today only for admins in a sandbox
2. Find Org check in App launcher -> view all and find, it's not found
3. Find Org Check permission set as part of managed package installed
4. Assign this permission set to yourself
5. Find Org check in App launcher -> view all and find, it's not found