Salesforce holds your most sensitive customer data, and the access map behind it grew one exception at a time. Hubbl reads your org's metadata, never its records, and shows you who can reach what, which integrations still hold keys, and what to close first. Then it keeps watching, so the fix holds.
Nobody decides to over-permission an org. It happens one urgent request at a time: a profile cloned for a contractor, a permission set granted for a migration, an integration user created for a tool you retired two years ago. Each made sense on the day. Together they form an access map no one on your team can draw from memory, and that's the map an auditor, an attacker, or an AI agent will test first.
Hubbl scans profiles, permission sets, connected apps, and login activity and turns them into one view of who can reach what. No spreadsheets pieced together from exports, no waiting on an admin with a free week.
Findings arrive prioritized by severity and mapped to Salesforce Well-Architected, so you can separate the public data exposure that needs attention today from the hygiene that can wait for next quarter.
Every recommendation carries the detail to act on it. Send it to Jira with the context attached, pass a low-risk change to an agent to make in Salesforce, or hand the backlog to a certified Hubbl partner.
Always-on scanning catches new findings as the org changes, so drift shows up as a line item, not a surprise. The trend becomes your evidence: exposure going down, quarter over quarter.
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.
Agentforce and AI assistants inherit whatever access your org already grants. An over-permissioned org is the biggest risk to put an agent on top of. Hubbl gives you the access map, the priorities, and the proof before the agents go live.
"I need to prove least privilege, not just claim it."
Get a current access map and a ranked list of what to close before the auditors ask.
"Security has to sign off on Agentforce."
See what an agent would inherit, and fix it before the pilot goes live.
"I don't know which of these apps still has access."
Every connected app and integration user in one list, with login activity to show what's still live.
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Permissions, exposure, and risky access paths, ranked by severity.
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Learn more →How the scan works: metadata only, read-only access, purged when done.
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Hubbl reads metadata only, over a read-only connection, and purges scan data when it's done. See your exposure ranked, then close it in order.