Buckley — Visual Permission Matrix for Salesforce

Late in the day

Nine profiles. One field.

Marketing needs Read and Edit on Account.Industry. Simple enough — until you count what Salesforce asks of you to make it true.

9× open a profile, find Object Settings
9× scroll a field list a few hundred rows long
9× tick two boxes and save
0× any way to check all nine actually match

And that is one field. Three fields across five objects, and the same afternoon becomes a hundred and thirty-five trips through the same screen.

Miss one and Salesforce will not mention it. You will hear about it on Monday, from the person who cannot see the field.

Then Buckley rides in

Round them up. Change them together.

Gather every profile and permission set that needs the same access into one bucket. Set the access once. Commit it to all of them in a single save.

One target, not nineSay what access should look like once. Every container in the bucket receives it.

See the whole rowEach container's current access sits beside your target, so differences are visible, not guessed.

Read before you writeA full preview of grants and revokes. Nothing is written until you confirm.

Undo the whole thingBuckley snapshots every container first. One click puts it all back.

What it looks like

Every container, side by side

The gold-ruled column is what you want. Everything to the right of it is what each container has today — editable, so one profile can differ without leaving the bucket.

The Buckley permission matrix. — Object and field access for four containers at once, with unsaved changes ringed in gold.

Buckley riding out at sundown, waving back

Ride out before sundown

Nothing leaves the corral until you commit — so there is no risk in looking around first.

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