Your Salesforce org graded. A through F.

A diagnostic that grades the code and metadata in your Salesforce org from A through F across six domains: Apex Classes, Apex Triggers, Flows, LWC Components, Workflow Rules, and Metadata. Each domain is scored against Salesforce Well-Architected standards, with specific issues flagged (governor risks, hardcoded IDs, test coverage gaps, EOL automations, unused metadata). Clientell runs the audit in 10 minutes via read-only OAuth and returns the full report in 24 hours.

Salesforce requires 75% per class to deploy to production. 80%+ is healthy. The median mid-market org we scan sits at 29%, which means every deploy is risky. Above 75%, deploys are predictable. Above 90%, your architect can actually sleep.

Governor risks (SOQL in loops, DML in loops, queries without limits), security bypasses (classes without sharing, hardcoded IDs), maintainability issues (multiple triggers per object, deep subflow nesting, undocumented code), coverage gaps (classes below 75%), and dead metadata (unused fields, inactive flows, orphan profiles).

Yes. Salesforce deprecated Workflow Rules in Spring 2024 with phased removal through 2025. Existing ones still run but compete with the Flows that should have superseded them. Each active Workflow Rule is technical debt with a defined retirement path. Our audit catalogs every one with the Flow migration script.

Each domain is scored 0-100 based on issue severity weighted by impact. Apex Classes scoring uses test coverage (30%), governor risk count (30%), sharing model compliance (20%), and code smell density (20%). Aggregate score maps to a letter grade: A 90+, B 75-89, C 60-74, D 40-59, F below 40.

Optimizer is a free static PDF with generic Salesforce-side recommendations. It does not grade code, does not detect governor risks at the source level, does not produce a coverage roadmap, and does not propose EOL migration scripts. Our audit does all four, with one-click sandbox fixes per finding.

Yes. Each governor risk and code smell ships with a proposed rewrite (using the Apex Bulk Patterns and Trigger Handler Framework as references). You review the diff in sandbox, optionally tweak, apply with one click. The agent does not blind-write production code without your approval.

Salesforce Well-Architected is an official architecture standard published by Salesforce defining best practices across security, performance, reliability, scalability, and maintainability. Our audit grades and maps every finding to a Well-Architected category, giving you a vocabulary your architect, your auditor, and your CIO all already understand.

The audit reads your custom code and configuration but does not modify or grade managed package code (which you cannot modify anyway). Installed packages appear in the inventory with their license and usage stats but are excluded from quality scoring.

Depends on org size. A typical mid-market 4-year-old org takes 3-6 weeks of focused work to move from D grade to B grade, of which 70% can be agent-automated (auto-generated test classes, EOL migration scripts, dead metadata cleanup). The remaining 30% requires architect review and approval.