Why Salesforce Data Export Tools Fall Short
Salesforce’s built-in export tools are slow, flat, and prone to schema loss. Most third-party tools force you to extract data to their cloud first – introducing risk, cost, and compliance exposure.
GRAX gives you self-hosted control over the full SFDC export and import process.. You choose the fields, objects, and structure. GRAX preserves relationships, metadata, and schema integrity – and can reimport data with full rollback capability.
Whether you’re archiving for compliance, migrating between environments, or running external data ops, you get total visibility and control – no vendor dependencies, no CSV rework, no surprises.
All data stays inside your firewall. All transfers are logged. All actions are reversible.
Built for Complete Control
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100% object and relationship fidelity: Preserve structure, relationships, and metadata across every export and import.
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24/7 export/import traceability: Maintain audit-ready logs for every data movement and change.
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Zero external staging required: Run full exports and imports entirely within your secure infrastructure.
What GRAX Enables for Salesforce Data Export
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Schema-Aware Data Extraction
Export entire Salesforce datasets with all field relationships, objects, and metadata intact.
Encrypted, On-Prem Delivery
Data stays inside your network, export to your storage, not a vendor’s cloud.
No-Code Reimport Support
Easily re-load exported data back into Salesforce, with rollback safety.
Automated Logging & Audit Trail
Every export and import action is tracked, timestamped, and reportable.
Built for Secure, Compliant Data Export Operations
Healthcare
Export PHI for audits, legal, or retention – all HIPAA-aligned.
Financial Services
Meet off-boarding, audit, and compliance export mandates with full object fidelity.
Public Sector
Extract and re-load data with full control inside government-grade environments.
Telecom
Run sandbox resets or data offloading workflows without risk or code.
The best way to bring your SaaS data into compliance
FDA: Part 11
“implement controls, including audit trails… for software and systems involved in processing electronic data”
SEC: Risk alert
“Implement targeted policies and procedures to ensure ongoing monitoring of cloud-based platforms”
BASEL II
“Data backups, archiving, retrieval and restoration with 3-7 years of all data history”
GDPR: Article 30
“Records of processing activities must be maintained… and be made available to the supervisory authority on request.”
PCI DSS: Sec 10.3.x
“Implement automated audit trails… access to all audit trails; creation and deletion of system-level objects”
AICPA SOC
“Audit trails providing sufficient context (who, what, when, where, how) to allow for a rapid and accurate response.”
SOX Act: Sec 302, 404 & 409
“…outline how to create, modify and maintain accounting systcomputerems, including programs handling any financial data”
FISMA
“Require continuous monitoring activities”
PIPEDA: Principle 6 – Accuracy
“Keep personal information as accurate, complete and up to date as necessary… record the date when the personal information was obtained or updated.”
EU GMP – Annex 11 Sec. 9
“…the creation of a record of all GMP-relevant changes and deletions (a system generated “audit trail”)”
CCPA PWC
“…data inventory and mapping of in-scope personal data and instances of “selling” data”
FINRA
“Various policies and procedures protecting against unauthorized access to or use of customer records or information.”
Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act
“…safeguard sensitive data; know where sensitive customer information is stored and store it securely”
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