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Salesforce’s “Where is this used?” only scratches the surface. HappySoup gives you the full picture: find dependencies across flows, objects, Apex, and templates, see what’s reading or writing to a field, and track real-world usage.
Explore how objects, Apex classes, flows, email templates, and even hard-coded IDs are connected. Understand all the automations tied to a single object and see how much the business relies on it, so you know exactly where to start when making changes.
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HappySoup helps you visualise all the metadata that a feature depends on so you can isolate “deployment boundaries.” This helps you understand your org as discrete units of metadata, which can help you migrate to package-based development, populate scratch orgs and reduce coupling.
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Other tools chase every feature. HappySoup stays focused on one thing—helping you see what can break before you make changes.
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"HappySoup is my first step for dependency analysis. We’ve embedded it into our work estimation process."
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"Impact analysis that used to take hours now takes 5 minutes. I can start building without worrying about breaking anything."
"Other tools pivoted to DevOps. HappySoup stayed true to impact analysis and keeping Salesforce orgs clean."
"Effortless and reliable. I’m always happy to recommend it to the Salesforce community and my clients."
“HappySoup's impact analysis provides a clear, organized and exportable view of dependencies - I highly recommend it for Salesforce professionals."
“HappySoup helps us to deliver impactful solutions without introducing new technical debt.”
HappySoup was created in 2020 by Pablo Gonzalez — author of Clean Apex Code, founder of the Salesforce Security Benchmark, and a Salesforce community figure with over 15 years in the ecosystem.
It started as a side project with a simple goal: make it easier to understand what's actually inside a Salesforce org. Five years and thousands of users later, that goal hasn't changed.
HappySoup remains free, focused, and community-driven. It does one thing — impact analysis and dependency visualization — and it does it well.
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