Use case
SchemaForce shows what a field connects to and what’s changed around it before you touch it — so one small change doesn’t quietly break three automations.
Surface where a field is referenced and the relationships around it, so you can spot what a change might touch before you make it.
Open any field and its Impact section leads with a plain verdict — “referenced by 4 validation rules, 3 layouts, 2 automations — review before changing,” or “likely safe to retire” — over the rules, layouts, lookups, and automations behind it. For a high-risk change a sandbox test is still the final word, since static metadata can’t see references built at runtime.
It leads with a plain verdict — “referenced by the validation rules, layouts, and automations that depend on it, review before changing,” or “likely safe to retire” — over the evidence behind it. Automation links are dependency-graph level (component names, not Flow or Apex internals), so for a high-risk change a sandbox test stays the final check.
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No. We read object and field definitions only — never the contents of your records.
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