See exactly how a user's permissions differ between two orgs — effective permissions, aggregated across all permission sets the way Salesforce actually evaluates them, diffed across five categories.
Two orgs that "should" match rarely do. Salesforce Permissions Comparison makes the differences visible, categorized, and exportable — before a user discovers them the hard way.
Salesforce access is the union of everything assigned to a user. The tool computes that union in each org — so you compare what users can actually do, not what one profile says.
Permissions aggregate with OR semantics across all assigned permission sets — exactly how Salesforce evaluates them. No false diffs from comparing assignment lists.
Object permissions, field-level security, system permissions, and more — each category diffed separately and presented in its own tab so you can isolate exactly where the drift lives.
Pick one active user from each org — production vs. sandbox, source vs. target, old vs. new — and run the comparison. Results stream with live progress.
Download the full diff as CSV. Auditors and change reviewers get a portable, timestamped record of exactly how the orgs differed.
Comparisons are stored, so you can re-check after remediation and prove the drift was closed.
After consolidating orgs or standing up a new environment, verify that migrated users can do in the target org what they could in the source — before they file the tickets that tell you they can't.
Auditors ask how production access compares to the approved baseline org. Run the comparison, export the CSV, and hand over evidence instead of assurances.
UAT results only mean something if the sandbox's permissions match production. Diff a representative user across both orgs before sign-off testing begins.
Assigned permissions are what each individual profile or permission set grants. Effective permissions are what the user can actually do — the union of every permission set assigned to them, because Salesforce's permission model is additive. Comparing assigned lists misses drift; Salesforce Permissions Comparison computes and diffs the effective result, the way Salesforce actually evaluates access.
It compares five categories of a user's effective access between the two orgs — spanning object permissions, field-level security, system and user permissions, and related access settings — and presents each category in its own tab so differences are easy to isolate.
The tool aggregates across all permission sets assigned to the user in each org using OR semantics — matching Salesforce's additive model. A permission granted by any assigned permission set counts as granted, so the comparison reflects real access rather than any single assignment.
Yes. Every comparison can be exported to CSV, giving auditors and change reviewers a portable record of exactly how the two orgs differed at the time of the comparison.
Permission validation is one leg of an org move. These handle the others.
Compare schemas and migrate records between orgs with relationships intact — then use Permissions Comparison to verify user access landed correctly.
Learn more →Not sure which migration tool your project needs? This comparison walks through what each one moves and when to use both.
Read the comparison →Tell us about your orgs and what you're validating — a migration, an audit, or sandbox parity. We'll show you a comparison against representative users.