Backup, Compare, Deploy
Salesforce Metadata

Blue Canvas is the only Salesforce DevOps platform that automatically tracks every org change in Git without any repository setup or CLI configuration. You connect your org in 4 clicks and tracking starts immediately. No extra Git licenses, no scripting, no DevOps engineer required to get started. Admins and developers work on the same platform from day one.

Change sets are manual, don't show deletions, and have no history. Blue Canvas replaces them with automatic metadata tracking, side-by-side org comparisons that include destructive changes, and one-click deployment packages with built-in validation. Teams like Sysco moved from hours-long deployments to minutes without changing their existing toolchain.

Blue Canvas eliminates the manual steps that slow releases down — building packages by hand, hunting for missing dependencies, coordinating approvals over email. Org comparisons run in seconds, dependencies are flagged automatically during package creation, and Quick Deploy lets you ship to production in one automated step once validation passes.

Yes. Admins use a point-and-click interface to compare environments, select what to deploy, and submit for approval. No command line, no branching, no Git knowledge needed. Developers on the same team get full Git history and code review workflows. It's one shared platform that meets both where they are.

Blue Canvas scans your deployment package during creation and surfaces every dependency — fields, objects, layouts, classes, and other required components — before you deploy. Missing items are identified and can be added to the package on the spot, so you're not discovering gaps after a failed production deployment.

Yes. Every org you connect gets its own tracked branch. You can compare any two environments at any time, see what's diverged, and promote changes through dev, QA, UAT, and production with validation and approval gates at each stage. As you add more sandboxes, they connect in minutes and tracking starts automatically.

Deletions are tracked in Git alongside all other metadata changes and surfaced explicitly in your org comparison — unlike Salesforce change sets, which don't show them at all. You review destructive changes before deploying, so nothing gets removed from a target org without your sign-off.

Yes. Blue Canvas includes a dedicated deployer for Profiles, Permission Sets, and Field-Level Security. You compare permission configurations between any two orgs and deploy only the specific changes you need — no full profile overwrite, no risk of unintentionally wiping unrelated permissions.

Blue Canvas detects merge conflicts in real time. If two contributors have edited the same component in different environments, the conflict is flagged before the deployment goes through. Peer review workflows and approval policies mean nothing reaches production without the right sign-off.

Blue Canvas is SOC 2 certified, with all Salesforce metadata encrypted at rest and in transit. It connects to your orgs via Salesforce's standard OAuth flow. Every deployment is logged with a full audit trail, making it straightforward to demonstrate compliance and trace exactly what changed, when, and who approved it.

Blue Canvas is built for enterprise teams that need governance, auditability, and scale without forcing every admin through a developer workflow. It's SOC 2 certified, supports unlimited org connections, and gives ops and compliance teams a full audit trail of every deployment: what changed, when, and who approved it. Enterprise customers like Sysco and Twilio use Blue Canvas to manage complex, multi-org environments without added DevOps headcount.

Yes. Admins in Blue Canvas build deployment packages entirely through a point-and-click interface — no branching, no pull requests, no CLI required. They select components from an org comparison view, review what's included, and submit for approval. Git is used in the background for tracking and history, but admins never interact with it directly. Developer teammates can still use Git-native workflows on the same platform simultaneously.