Kicksights

For Salesforce admins and operations teams

Your Salesforce org runs the business.Kicksights maps hidden risk.

Connect your org to see the risks, dependencies, and next actions hidden across metadata, automation, permissions, and integrations, especially when no one has the full map.

Private org baselineDependency and risk mapPlanner-ready next actions
View sample readout

"Kicksights gave us the org picture we needed before approving another round of Salesforce changes."

- Salesforce operations lead

What becomes visible

Turn org complexity into a reviewable technical readout

Hidden automation risk

Flows, Apex, validation rules, and approvals can overlap without a single owner or map.

Vendor and admin drift

Internal admins, consultants, ISVs, and prior vendors all leave changes behind in the same org.

Unclear change impact

Simple requests can touch revenue, service, integrations, and reporting before anyone notices.

You see the org clearly

Get a baseline that explains what exists and how it connects.

You reduce delivery risk

Spot fragile paths before approving new work or vendor scope.

You give teams evidence

Turn org findings into a brief, graph, metrics, and execution plan.

Sample connected-org readout

This is what happens after your org connects.

Kicksights turns Admin intent into a clear sequence: change request, linked evidence, org baseline, and recommendation output. It is built to keep admins moving and give consultancies reliable delivery context.

Acme Manufacturing sample org

Connected metadata baseline built for review

Ready for review

Sample workflow path

A Salesforce admin needs to know if a quote-to-contract change can be scoped in the next quarter without surprise issues.

Salesforce admins + consultanciesPresales risk review5-step workflow
  1. 1Admin intent

    "Can we safely move this quote workflow into a fixed price package?"

  2. 2Change request

    Change request: tighten approval controls and remove one legacy handoff before signing SOW.

  3. 3Evidence

    Evidence: duplicate manual approval path, one synchronous NetSuite callout, and mixed trigger ownership.

  4. 4Org baseline

    Org baseline: 3 approval objects, 12 sensitive fields, 2 integration touchpoints, and 1 external blocker.

  5. 5Recommendation

    Recommendation: split rollout into two phased changes and guard handoff before enabling any production routing update.

Evidence linked to this scenario

  • Opportunity, Quote, and Contract automations share an unmanaged approval branch that can bypass intended routing.
  • A legacy Contract trigger still references inactive profiles and can create timing drift under load.
  • NetSuite synchronization runs inside the Quote lock path and can delay contract completion on peak days.

Org baseline

Critical paths

4

3 tied to revenue operations

Approval blockers

9

1 manual override gap

Linked artifacts

6

Objects and flows tied to the request

Recommendation confidence

Readout confidence

82%

Evidence completeness: 95%

What the team can do next

  • Assign ownership of each approval hop before any scope change.
  • Run a pilot in Sandbox with NetSuite timeout validation.
  • Publish a planner-ready handoff ticket with rollback steps and approver checkpoints.

Connect your own org to replace this sample with live metadata, evidence links, and admin-ready recommendations inside Planner and Overview.

Signals from Real Salesforce Work

Consultants use it before kickoff. Admins use it when cleanup needs a real next step. Either way, the org gets easier to explain and improve.

Action signals

Planning confidence
87%Across completed work
Primary paths
2Consulting + org teams
Average turnaround
3-5 daysvs. 2-3 weeks manually

Testimonial

"We took over a client from a vendor who wouldn't share documentation. Kicksights gave us the full picture in days. We actually understood the org better than the previous team."

Founder, 5-person Salesforce consultancy

5-person startup · Vendor transition

Run the First Scan

Connect Salesforce and see the risks, quick wins, and work that needs expert review.

Salesforce Technical Architecture

Pick a track. Get the next move.

Use Kicksights before a client kickoff, during an org cleanup sprint, or as a steady monitor for changes your team needs to catch early.

Kickoff Insights

One-time analysis

Turn a client meeting into a kickoff-ready plan. Fast prep for discovery, RFPs, and SOWs.

  • Org complexity scoring for faster scoping
  • Risk map with severity levels
  • Technical architecture blueprints
  • Multi-system integration design
  • Sprint-level effort estimates
Kickoff Insights

Salesforce Org Health

Direct admin path

Scan your own org, rank the cleanup work, and give your team a fix list it can ship.

  • Technical debt and risky automation scan
  • Admin and developer action list
  • Change drift monitoring
  • Leadership-ready progress notes
  • Optional architect review for high-risk fixes
Salesforce Org Health

Insights Subscription

Ongoing monitoring

Most Popular

Keep an eye on changes after releases, admin edits, vendor work, and managed package updates.

  • Weekly drift detection alerts
  • Pre-UAT health checks
  • Go-live readiness reporting
  • Auto-documentation handoff support
  • Multi-org visibility in one command center
Insights Subscription

Managed Services

Fix follow-through

Turn findings into scoped Salesforce support requests, work orders, validation, and release help.

  • Intake for org health findings
  • Scope and acceptance criteria
  • Admin, automation, integration, and release support
  • Draft work orders from real context
  • Validation path before production changes
Managed Services

Built for your workflow

Discovery & Scoping

Fast, evidence-backed estimates for new client work.

Org Cleanup

Rank technical debt and pick the next best fixes.

Executive Reporting

Turn Salesforce complexity into leadership-ready updates.

Go-Live Readiness

Get ahead of delivery blockers before the project starts.

Talk to an expert

Need a recommendation first? We'll match your team to the right path.

Choose the Track. Take the Next Step.

Prep a client kickoff, clean up your own org, monitor changes after release, or hand a finding to managed services. We'll help you pick the fastest useful path.