Salesforce permissions sprawl silently. Audit prep consumes days. Governance issues surface only when something breaks. Sweep makes access, risk, and compliance visible before they become problems.

Permissions accumulate gradually. Profiles get cloned, permission sets stack, users change roles, and temporary exceptions become permanent. Over time, no single person in your company understands who can access what, or why.
Delivers a complete, explainable view of roles, profiles, permission sets, and sharing models so you can understand who has access to what data and why without manual investigation.
Replace manual audits with agentic reporting aligned to SOX, ISO, and internal controls, maintaining a continuous, traceable record of access changes, approvals, and both human and agent actions.
Continuously detect permission creep, configuration drift, and governance gaps. Reduce over-provisioning, enforce best practices, and scale governance without manual overhead.

Profiles, permission sets, permission set groups, roles, and licenses layer together over years of changes. The result is a permissions model no single person fully understands.
Sweep’s Metadata Agent answers access questions instantly:
What once required 30–60 minutes of manual investigation now takes minutes. Teams commonly see a 97% reduction in permissions analysis time.

Audit season shouldn’t require days of manual data collection. Yet in most Salesforce environments, access context is scattered across Setup screens, reports, and tribal knowledge.
Sweep turns audit preparation into an on-demand query:

Governance requires more than knowing the current state. It requires knowing how that state was reached.
Sweep tracks change history and agent activity so teams can:
As automation and AI usage grows, governance scales with it.

Configurations drift. Permission creep accumulates as users move between teams. Best-practice violations build until an auditor flags them.
Sweep's Metadata Agent continuously scans your org for governance risk, providing a continuous AI readiness audit so issues surface before they escalate:
Instead of discovering issues during an audit, teams resolve them duringnormal operations.

When data moves between Salesforce, Snowflake, and other connected systems, governance context often gets lost.
Sweep maps access and data flow context across system boundaries, demonstrating how to use AI to support integrated audits across your entire stack:

As automation and AI usage increases inside Salesforce, governance requirements expand. Agents can act on data, trigger workflows, and interact with sensitive configurations.
Sweep provides the foundational 'AI governance auditing' that lets AI operate within appropriate boundaries:
AI adoption should not introduce governance blind spots. Sweep makes sure it doesn't.
Sweep securely indexes your Salesforce metadata — configurations, permissions, automations, and relationships — into the Unified Metadata Graph.
Permissions Agent and Monitoring Agent answer access questions, surface governance risk, and help teams prepare audit evidence — on demand, in plain English.
Leverage Metadata Agents to get a prioritized inventory of technical debt, categorized by type, severity, and downstream impact

Challenge:
Augury's Salesforce environment had evolved over years of customization. Understanding the intent behind permission sets and whether they were still needed required digging through historical context that existed only in the memory of past admins.
Implementation:
Sweep gave the team continuous visibility into their permissions model, making access review and cleanup something they could do independently rather than delegating to a specialist.
Results:
"We're able to update and audit our permission sets with ease, just because we're able to see what sort of permission sets… what was the intent of it when it was built in the historical context, and whether or not those can be deprecated."
Sweep gives you instant answers to access questions, continuous visibility into governance risk, and audit-ready evidence, all grounded in your system's metadata.