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Salesforce DevOps Reimagined
Why Salesforce DevOps Needs More Than CI/CD Scripts
Agile teams need speed – but speed without control is risk. Change sets are brittle. Scratch orgs are temporary. And DevOps toolchains often overlook the heart of Salesforce: metadata and test data.
GRAX strengthens Salesforce DevOps with a platform built for fast iteration, safe rollback, and complete schema awareness.
You can snapshot metadata, compare versions across environments, and restore broken components in minutes. Seed test sandboxes with anonymized data from production – no more hours of manual setup. Automate metadata tracking between dev, UAT, and prod. And do it all without exposing sensitive records or sending data outside your firewall.
This is the DevOps backbone your Salesforce team needs – resilient, versioned, and self-hosted.
Salesforce DevOps Without Compromise
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High Frequency Metadata Snapshots: Capture up to every config change across orgs — continuously and automatically.
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100% Rollback Ready: Restore data to any point in time across dev, test, and prod orgs.
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Seamless Data Pipelines: Sync data and metadata in one DevOps-ready workflow.
What Agile Workflows for Salesforce DevOps Look Like in Practice
A fast-scaling fintech company deployed new Salesforce functionality every two weeks – but their DevOps workflow lacked schema tracking or rollback.
With GRAX, they versioned metadata across environments, seeded test sandboxes with anonymized data, and restored broken layouts in minutes – all self-hosted.
Velocity went up. Downtime went down. And compliance signed off.
Dev-to-Prod Snapshot Management
Track every schema change and deploy with visibility across all environments.
Fast, Secure Sandbox Seeding
Seed test environments with filtered, masked production data – safely and on demand.
Version Control Without Vendor Lock-In
Own the full DevOps process inside your infrastructure – no SaaS dependency.
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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