FieldRat — Retire Salesforce Fields With Evidence.
FieldRat finds unused Salesforce fields, maps every dependency, and scores deletion risk — so admins can clean up technical debt without breaking anything. Field Analysis and the Field Dictionary are always free.
Salesforce Field Cleanup, Done Properly
Every org accumulates unused fields nobody remembers creating. FieldRat turns that technical debt into an evidence-based cleanup plan — field usage analysis, impact analysis, and a living Salesforce data dictionary in one tool.
Field Analysis — Always Free
Scan any object and see exactly which fields are populated, which are dead weight, and how utilization trends over time.
Field Dictionary — Always Free
A living data dictionary of every field in your org — searchable, exportable, and always current.
Dependency Mapping
See every place a field is referenced — reports, flows, Apex, layouts — before you touch it. 11 critical metadata types in Quick Scan, 23 in Deep Scan.
0–100 Deletion Risk Score
Every field gets an evidence-based risk score, so retirement decisions are backed by data instead of guesswork.
100% Native Quick Scan
Quick Scan runs entirely inside Salesforce. Schema-only analysis — no business record values ever leave your org.
Built for High-Volume Orgs
Async, governor-limit-safe batch processing designed for large enterprise Salesforce orgs.
Built by the Same Team That Cleans Up Client Orgs
FieldRat grew out of TechParrot's Salesforce consulting practice — the same technical-debt audits we run in every Salesforce health check, productized so any admin can run them. Schema-only scans, exportable cleanup evidence, and no business data ever leaving your org.
How it fits together: our free OrgAudit diagnoses your whole org once — access risk, silent failures, deprecations, and field debt. FieldRat is the tool your admin then lives in to work down the field dimension: deeper verdicts, continuously, self-service.
See What's Hiding in Your Org.
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