AI Org Chat

A Salesforce AI assistant that actually knows your org

Connect an org and ask questions in plain English. The assistant chains real tools (object describes, automation summaries, Apex source, live SOQL) to investigate before it answers, and every reply links back to the metadata it used.

Nobody can say what happens when a deal closes, because the answer is spread across triggers, flows and a Process Builder nobody deleted. The assistant investigating before it answers: four reads against the live org, each one openable, then six named automations — a trigger, two record-triggered flows, a workflow rule, a validation rule and a Process Builder. The count in the answer is the count on the chip above it.

What you can do

  • Ask what fields exist on any object: types, picklists, formulas, and relationships included
  • Trace where an object or field is referenced across automation and code
  • Summarise everything that fires on an object: triggers, record-triggered flows, workflow rules, and validation rules
  • Read Apex classes, triggers, and Lightning Web Component source without opening Setup
  • Run live, SELECT-only SOQL to answer data questions in real time
  • Search every stored metadata type in one query
  • Read and correlate debug logs to explain a failing transaction
  • Check org limits, storage, and licence usage

How it works

1

Connect your org

OAuth with your own Connected App: production or sandbox. No package to install.

2

Ask in plain English

“What automation runs when an Opportunity closes?” No SOQL, no Setup spelunking.

3

Watch it investigate

The assistant chains describe, search, and query tools until it has evidence, then answers with links back into your metadata.

4

It remembers

Durable facts it learns about your org are saved against that connection, so every later conversation starts with them already in hand.

Step by step: Bring your own AI key · Try the AI for free (OpenRouter)

Why it's different

Self-learning org knowledge

When the assistant discovers something durable (“funded deals are Stage = Funded”, “Region lives on Account.BillingState”) it saves the learning against that org connection. Every later conversation starts with that knowledge instead of re-deriving it, and you can review, edit, or delete any of it. Consultants can switch to a personal cross-org context that follows them between clients.

Try asking

  • “What automation runs when an Opportunity moves to Closed Won?”
  • “Where is Discount__c referenced — flows, Apex, validation rules?”
  • “Which fields on Account look unused?”
  • “How many cases were created last month, by queue?”
  • “Explain what the OpportunityTriggerHandler class does.”
The assistant re-derives what your words mean in every new conversation, and sometimes gets it wrong. The background it reads first. 482 characters of it: what "funded" means here, why currency stands in for country, who owns a deal. Written once, shared across every connected org, and editable — the assistant also files durable facts here itself, which you can review or delete.

AI Org Chat — questions

Not from chat. The assistant has no write tools. It can describe, search, and run SELECT queries, and that is the whole of its Salesforce reach. When you do want to change something, you drive it deliberately through the Development Studio, Deployments, the Permissions Workbench, or the Data Loader, each with its own review step and confirmation.

Your workspace admin chooses — Anthropic (Claude), OpenAI, OpenRouter, Ollama Cloud, Cerebras, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Different features can even use different models.

Not by us, and we do not look at it either. orgadmin.ai trains nothing on your data — no models, no evaluation sets, no product analytics built from your records — and nobody here reads, reviews, or samples your org data. Your prompts and the metadata context needed to answer go straight to the AI provider you configured, and nowhere else. If you bring your own key, that provider’s terms are the ones that govern what happens to the request: check that your account is not enrolled in training on API inputs, because that setting sits between you and them and we cannot change it for you.

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