Secure Your Salesforce Data
“AppOmni is uniquely positioned to provide businesses with the tools and visibility needed to securely manage the use and data access of SaaS environments. AppOmni helps ensure that clients can consistently maintain best-in-class SaaS security throughout their organizations.”
Robert Keith, Managing Director, Salesforce Ventures
AppOmni for Salesforce
Effectively managing the Salesforce platform requires staying up-to-date on the latest releases and functionality, as well as ensuring that the proper security measures and processes are in place. AppOmni’s industry-leading SaaS security experts have deep knowledge of and expertise in managing and protecting Salesforce.
Supported Salesforce Products and Services
Service Cloud
Sales Cloud
B2B Commerce
Custom Apps
Solution Benefits
Identify Incorrect Permissions & Configurations
AppOmni delivers unparalleled visibility in minutes. Review over 225 Salesforce configuration settings and 350+ system permissions in one place to ensure accurate configuration and make changes with confidence.
Leverage Out-Of-The-Box Security Best Practices
The powerful AppOmni modeling engine allows you to write permissions and access rules without having to understand or review each Profile or Permission Set. AppOmni helps make sure your Salesforce configurations never deviate from your business intent.
Get a Complete View of Your Salesforce Environment
AppOmni delivers expert-built default policies and metrics. Compare how data access has changed over time for specific users or roles, and prove compliance with regulatory standards, including SOX, SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST.
Unmatched Visibility
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