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Look at an Org for what matters, not just what is easy to measure

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“You look at an Org for what matters, not just what is easy to measure.” That's feedback I got after a Tech Debt Audit.

Yes, that is the whole point of CleanForce. The CleanForce Tech Debt Audit is technical, deeply technical, but it is not built to count Fields on every Object or run an Apex scanner across all classes. It is designed to find what is actually slowing the business down, and fix that.

The first thing I check: what List Views a normal User sees on the core Object.

PS: Thanks to Frank Geschke for helping me develop the audit concept.

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