Most Salesforce orgs carry apps, packages, and integrations nobody remembers buying. Hubbl lists every one, shows which are used and which are out of date, and ranks what to retire, so renewals become decisions instead of defaults.
Every AppExchange package, connected app, and integration was added for a reason. Many outlived it. They still hold access to your data, still add weight to every release, and many still bill. No one owns the list, so no one retires anything.
Hubbl inventories installed packages, connected apps, and integrations in a single scan. For the first time, IT, the Salesforce team, and procurement are looking at the same list.
See which Salesforce apps your team uses and which have low adoption, backed by last-used dates on the objects behind them. The shelfware becomes obvious.
Packages running old versions, apps holding broad permissions, integration users no one monitors. Hubbl flags the ones that expand your attack surface and ranks them alongside the rest of your findings.
Bring evidence to every renewal: who uses the app, how much, and whether it overlaps something you already own. Retire with confidence, or negotiate from real usage.
No matter the role or the goal, Hubbl follows one motion — turn the lights on, understand and act, then stay clean and get AI-ready.
A credential-free X-ray in about two minutes — inventory, security exposure, and process reality no admin could map by hand.
A ranked backlog with the fix attached to every item — ticket it, prompt it, or delegate it, and close tech debt at the speed of AI.
Continuous monitoring holds the line as the org evolves — and turns your ongoing work into a health score you can show.
Every app you retire is one less license, one less door into your data, and one less thing to test on every release. Hubbl gives you the list, the evidence, and the order to do it in.
"Renewals auto-renew because no one can prove what's used."
Usage evidence for every app, before the contract date.
"Every release works around packages no one owns."
Know what's safe to remove and what it touches.
"I don't know which apps still have access."
Every connected app and integration in one list, flagged for risk.
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One scan lists every package, connected app, and integration, with the usage and risk signals to decide what stays.