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Use Case

Debugging

In a complex Salesforce org, finding the cause of a problem can take longer than fixing it, and it usually requires your most senior people to do it.

The Problem

Debugging in a complex Salesforce org is hard. Error messages are often cryptic. The cause of a problem can be buried in a flow that runs three levels deep, or in an automation conflict that no one thought to document. Even experienced developers spend significant time just tracing execution paths.

Production bugs aren't just technical noise; they slow teams down and can hit revenue directly. A broken automation that stops opportunities from advancing, a validation rule that prevents records from saving, or an integration failure that corrupts downstream data: these issues stop work until they're resolved. Every hour one stays unresolved is time the business spends running below full capacity.

Even teams with thorough org documentation face challenges. Documentation is difficult to keep current, and when a real issue occurs, sifting through component descriptions to trace a root cause is slow and error-prone. The information is usually there somewhere, but reading through it under pressure is its own job.

Why Salesforce debugging is uniquely hard

Cryptic error messages

Salesforce errors often describe symptoms, not causes. "FIELD_CUSTOM_VALIDATION_EXCEPTION" tells you nothing about which rule fired.

Multi-layer execution

A single record save can trigger flows, triggers, process builders, and validation rules, in an order that isn't obvious.

Automation conflicts

Two automations can each work correctly in isolation while breaking each other in combination.

Undocumented dependencies

No one knows which other processes depend on the one that's failing, because it was never written down.

Org-specific behavior

The most painful bugs come from interactions unique to your org's configuration, invisible to Stack Overflow, Salesforce docs, or any external troubleshooting guide. Generic Salesforce debugging guidance can't help you here.

How Swantide Addresses It

Swantide gives you full context and documentation of the org to quickly identify root causes. The AI Assistant makes that documentation functional in the moment, so it's something you query rather than sift through.

01

Check the Change Log for recent changes

The Change Log surfaces which components changed recently, often the fastest path to identifying the source of an issue. A recent update to a flow, validation rule, or field is frequently the culprit behind unexpected behavior.

02

Use the AI Assistant to trace the issue

With full org documentation as context, ask the AI Assistant to trace execution paths, surface automation conflicts, and identify which components are interacting unexpectedly. Get org-specific analysis grounded in your actual configuration, not generic Salesforce troubleshooting guidance.

03

Make your documentation functional

Swantide's documentation is queryable. Ask which flows reference a component, what automations run on an object, or what validation logic applies to a specific scenario. It becomes an active tool for remediating issues, not an artifact you search through.

04

Push the fix with AI Admin

Once the root cause is identified, delegate the fix to AI Admin. Describe the change needed, review the generated solution design, approve it, and Swantide deploys the change directly in the org. No manual steps, no risk of implementation drift.

Key Outcomes

Faster resolution, less impact on revenue and operations

Issues that used to take hours to diagnose get root-caused in minutes, so the business spends less time running below capacity.

Documentation that's functional when it matters

Instead of sifting through org documentation during an incident, the AI Assistant makes it queryable, turning it into an active tool for tracing and resolving issues in real time.

Broader team can resolve issues independently

Admins and junior developers can diagnose more issues without escalating, so senior capacity stays focused on higher-leverage work.

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AI Assistant

The primary debugging tool. Provide error context and affected components, and the AI Assistant analyzes the org's configuration to surface root causes, trace execution paths, and suggest specific fixes.

AI Documentation

View where any component is referenced across the org: flows, triggers, reports, integrations. See the full dependency map before making a change so nothing breaks unexpectedly.

AI Admin

Once you've identified the fix, delegate it to AI Admin. Review the generated solution design, approve it, and Swantide deploys the change directly in the org. No manual steps required.

Who This Is For

Salesforce Developers

Reduce the time you spend tracing execution paths through complex automations. Get to root causes faster.

Admins

Diagnose issues that previously required escalating to a senior developer. Resolve more independently.

Support & Managed Services Teams

Handle more support tickets without senior escalation. Document resolutions to prevent recurrence.