Everything about one user
Profile, permission set groups and permission sets on one screen, with expiration dates.
Tools for Salesforce admins
See who has access to what, and fix it in one place.
UserCanvas shows a user's profile, permission sets and groups as connected cards on one canvas, so you can understand and change their access at a glance.
Built natively for Salesforce admins. Runs inside your org.
Our first product
UserCanvas
Salesforce access is spread across profiles, permission sets, permission set groups, and User Access Policies. Working out why someone can or can't see a record usually means clicking through a dozen Setup pages. UserCanvas puts it all on one canvas, in the style of Schema Builder, and lets you change access where you see it.
What UserCanvas does
Object access at a glance
Objects grouped from Modify All down to Read, so you can see where access comes from.
Edit access in place
Change tab, object and field access in one save. Dependencies are handled for you.
Assign with an expiration date
Assign or create a permission set, with an optional end date for temporary access.
Understand Access Policies
See who each User Access Policy matches, and where access has drifted from it.
Rules that clean up after themselves
Grant access by role or group, and remove it automatically when someone stops matching.
Built for the Salesforce ecosystem
Native to Salesforce
Built with Lightning Web Components and Apex. It installs as a package and runs inside your org.
Your permissions, not ours
Everything you do in UserCanvas runs as you, so Salesforce still decides what you can see and change.
Guards against lockouts
UserCanvas won't let you freeze yourself or remove your own access to it, and it asks before you give up a permission yourself.
Your data stays in your org
UserCanvas doesn't send your data to outside servers or store passwords or tokens.
Try UserCanvas early
UserCanvas is in preview. Install it in a sandbox, explore your org's access, and help shape the product with your feedback.
Request early access