Answer where-used questions
Start from a field or metadata component and review the known components that reference it or that it depends on.
Where used
Known incoming references
What it uses
Known outgoing dependencies
Grounded context
Findings, changes, and score history
Visible limits
No false completeness claims
Org360 keeps the evidence, health impact, and next action together so Salesforce teams can investigate without reconstructing context by hand.
Start from a field or metadata component and review the known components that reference it or that it depends on.
Use a focused graph and compact tables instead of reading a long conversational answer or searching metadata manually.
Investigate dependencies alongside open findings, recent changes, score history, and the latest cached metadata snapshot.
Normal investigation uses the metadata already collected for the active org and does not expose Salesforce OAuth credentials to the browser.
A read-only workflow turns Salesforce setup signals into a persistent, reviewable history.
STEP 1
Start from a field, Flow, rule, or another cached metadata component.
STEP 2
Read incoming and outgoing relationships from the tenant-scoped dependency graph.
STEP 3
Bring in related findings, recent changes, and health history.
STEP 4
Use the graph and evidence to plan the next safe investigation step.
Inside Org360
Impact Analysis centers the selected component and separates incoming references from the metadata it uses.
Dependency coverage varies by metadata type and by what Salesforce exposes. Org360 shows the available graph and does not claim that an empty result proves a component is safe to remove.
Org health, change memory, and investigation are designed to work together rather than as isolated reports.
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