Why we built OrgGuard.

OrgGuard exists because every Salesforce team deserves to know what breaks when a certificate expires. Finding out still takes hours of manual investigation, and no Salesforce-native tool traces the full chain from a certificate to everything that depends on it. We built OrgGuard inside the org, on standard Salesforce Platform APIs, because the teams who need this most are in regulated industries where metadata cannot leave the tenant.

  • Runs 100% inside your Salesforce org
  • Your business data stays in your tenant

Every Salesforce org grows a web of integrations over time. Connected Apps for partner portals. Named Credentials for payment processors. Auth Providers for single sign-on. And at the center of most of it, certificates that silently back every authentication handshake.

When one of those certificates expires, something breaks. Today, finding out exactly what breaks takes hours of manual investigation across Setup pages, Apex code, and tribal knowledge. OrgGuard gives you that answer in one click. For the first time, the full dependency mapping between your certificates and your integrations is visible, queryable, and auditable.

Designed by a Salesforce Architect

Bergin Panimayam
Founder & Salesforce Architect, Aetrum LLC

15+ years of Salesforce architecture across federal, financial services, and healthcare clients, environments where "just send your metadata to a SaaS vendor" is not an answer. After one too many cert rotations where nobody could produce a dependency map, I designed OrgGuard so every team gets the blast-radius answer before the outage, not after.

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About Aetrum LLC

OrgGuard is a product line of Aetrum LLC, a Salesforce consulting and product studio. Aetrum's consulting practice focuses on regulated industries: federal, public sector, financial services, and healthcare clients where governance and compliance aren't optional. OrgGuard exists because we kept seeing the same auth governance gaps in every client engagement, and decided to build the tool we wished existed.

What's next

OrgGuard launches with auth asset governance. The roadmap expands based on beta participant feedback.

Pro (Available)

Certificate Dependency Mapping + Auth Governance

Certificate dependency mapping across Named Credentials, Connected Apps, Sites, and the Identity Provider. Auto-discovery, expiry alerts, ownership tracking, policy engine, findings lifecycle, and dashboards. Everything you need to govern auth assets day one.

Pro+ (Roadmap)

User Lifecycle & Operational Governance

User lifecycle and operational governance, activity and event analytics, expanded credential lifecycle management, and compliance evidence reporting. Deactivate departing users with confidence that nothing in your org silently breaks, with org activity turned into governance signal tied to the assets it affects. Shaped by beta participant feedback.

Max (Roadmap)

Intelligence & Scale

Multi-org visibility and rollups, security ecosystem integrations, advanced analytics and anomaly detection, and extended compliance reporting.

Working in a Salesforce org where integrations matter?

If you've read this far, you probably already know what it feels like to find out a cert expired from your integration partner, not from your own systems. OrgGuard's Private Beta is open to 5 Salesforce teams running operationally complex orgs. Apply now and we'll respond within 3 business days.