Integrations don't fail all at once — they rot quietly, and the warning signs show up outside the integration itself. Integration Lens covers all of it: undocumented touchpoints, silent transaction failures, unmanaged integration users, endpoint and org-limit health, getting the right alert to the right channel, and the broader governance tooling to keep the org clean along the way.
Run an Integration Inspection to scan every Apex class and org configuration for integration touchpoints. Each finding is catalogued with a category and severity — so you get a real inventory, not a guess.
Every inbound and outbound transaction is written to an Integration Log — direction, endpoint, HTTP status, duration, retry count, and full request/response payloads, all tied to a correlation ID.
Integration Lens continuously scans API-enabled users and profiles, detects the ones that look like integration accounts, and lets your team confirm, dismiss, or flag each as a risk.
Integration Lens doesn't wait for a transaction to fail before telling you something's wrong. It watches endpoint uptime and Salesforce's own governor limits continuously, so trouble shows up before it becomes an outage.
The moment something needs a human, Integration Lens tells the right channel — not just an email that gets buried in a filter. Configure Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Salesforce in-app notifications independently, per alert type.
Beyond integrations, Integration Lens ships as a broader org-health toolkit — the admin tooling teams usually cobble together from five different places, built into the same native package.
We'll run a live inspection on a sandbox during your demo.
Integration Lens