Constant fears about hitting Salesforce Governor Limits?

You roll out a new feature. You feel the worry creep in - “are we too close to our governor limits?”  It’s a common fear. And for good reason. Salesforce enforces limits to keep the platform stable, protecting shared resources. But they can impact your transactions and operations, especially when introducing change to your implementation - was this the change that broke the camel’s back? All this can make your project go-lives more stressful and hectic than they need to be.

Visibility Is the Missing Piece

You need to know where you stand. But Salesforce doesn’t give you great visibility into these things - with no transaction-level limit data, or an ability to see the distinct elements of a transaction and where they stand in terms of governor limit consumption. So you’re largely left to drawl through debug logs, or rely on your UAT-phase catching governor limit gremlins, which can lead to nasty go-live surprises.

How Processity Helps

Processity records your Salesforce transactions in detail, including the governor limit usage for each step within those transactions.
The Trace Explorer is your visual guide - select any trace (which contains one or more Salesforce transactions) and see every element laid out, with the governor limit consumption for each step. Armed with these insights, you can act early by refining your queries and improving your DML or CPU time performance. You won’t wait for an outage to learn you’re at risk so you’ll stay ahead of those nasty limit breaches.

Say Goodbye to Limit Surprises

Remember that last big failure? Maybe a late-night scramble to keep a project go-live on schedule? Imagine avoiding it entirely - with enhanced limit performance visibility -you can deploy with confidence, with Processity.