discovery

Multi-source discovery reveals the true system architecture by cross-referencing Salesforce org metadata and codebases against documentation to expose data flow discrepancies. It maps missing dependencies and access gaps to provide an accurate system portrait for migrations or due diligence.

The best way to map data flows for due diligence is running cross-source discovery against Salesforce metadata exports and code repositories to surface actual dependencies. This process reveals missing access gaps required to complete a deeper technical investigation.

You can start system discovery with a Salesforce metadata export, but fully mapping architectural discrepancies requires access to code repositories and runbooks. Identifying complete data flows and missing dependencies across multi-source environments needs all three inputs.

Migrations fail because documentation often does not reflect actual implementation. System discovery exposes missing dependencies and access gaps by cross-referencing Salesforce metadata and source code against runbooks, revealing the true system portrait needed for a successful migration.

The main limitation of system discovery is its dependency on access; it cannot map components or data flows without access to code repositories, Salesforce metadata, and documentation. It surfaces access gaps but requires complete inputs to fully reveal the true architecture.