Field Trip Analysis

Highlights

• Analyse Salesforce field population levels to identify unused, rarely populated, or low-value fields that may be ready for review, clean up, or retirement.
• See where fields are referenced across page layouts, reports, dashboards, and Apex before making changes, helping reduce the risk of breaking key processes.
• Combine field usage and dependency insight so admins can make cleanup decisions based on evidence rather than assumptions or manual investigation.
• Use automated recommendations to flag fields for review based on agreed criteria, supporting more consistent governance across objects and teams.
• Run scheduled field analyses and share results by email, helping stakeholders stay informed without needing direct access to the Salesforce org.
• Create reusable analysis templates to repeat field reviews at scale across multiple objects, reducing manual setup and saving admin time.
• Track field analysis progress through dashboards and exportable reports that support audits, compliance reviews, and stakeholder conversations.
• Reduce technical debt by identifying fields that add little value, expose unnecessary complexity, or create avoidable risk in your Salesforce org.
• Support safer platform optimisation by understanding field usage, dependencies, and potential impact before changing, hiding, or removing fields.

What Field Trip Analysis does

As Salesforce orgs mature, fields are often added for projects, integrations, processes, or reporting needs. Over time, this can create a large and complex data model where it becomes difficult to know which fields are still useful, which are rarely populated, and which are safe to review.

This app gives admins and platform owners clearer insight into field usage by analysing field population levels and highlighting low-use fields. It also helps identify field dependencies across key areas such as layouts, reports, dashboards, and Apex, so teams can better understand the potential impact of changes before cleanup work begins.

Analysis can be repeated using templates, scheduled to run in the background, and shared through dashboards or exportable reports. This helps turn field review into a more structured and evidence-based process.

Use it to support safer field cleanup, reduce technical debt, improve governance, and make better-informed Salesforce change decisions.