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Of RASPSYS clients continue working with us beyond their first engagement, most on an ongoing support or development arrangement.
Get complete visibility into your Salesforce file storage. Report, filter, and bulk download files and attachments - all within Salesforce, with no data ever leaving the platform.
SFDC File Manager provides reporting and bulk download capabilities that Salesforce does not offer natively, all within the standard Salesforce interface.
Generate comprehensive reports on all files, attachments, and documents across your entire Salesforce org - filterable by object, date, file type, size, and owner.
Identify accounts, contacts, opportunities, or custom records that are missing required files - critical for compliance and data completeness tracking.
Mass download files filtered by type, object, date range, or saved report criteria - select what you need and download in one operation.
Save frequently used report configurations for reuse. Run recurring file inventory reports without reconfiguring filters each time.
Export any file report as a CSV file for offline analysis, compliance documentation, or sharing with stakeholders who do not have Salesforce access.
Built as a native Salesforce application. Matches the Salesforce UI, uses standard permissions, and integrates with your existing Salesforce security model.
Identify large or redundant files consuming expensive Salesforce storage. Export and archive old files to reduce your monthly storage bill.
Produce documentation showing which records have required files attached - essential for regulatory compliance and internal audit requirements.
Identify gaps in your data - accounts missing contracts, opportunities missing proposals, cases missing evidence documents.
Before migrating Salesforce data, create a complete file inventory to ensure nothing is missed during the migration process.
SFDC File Manager is a paid, licensed product. Pricing is tailored to your organisation size, Salesforce edition, and usage requirements.
A licence gives you access to the full product feature set, ongoing updates, and direct support from the RASPSYS team - the same consultants who built it.
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SFDC File Manager WebsiteNo. SFDC File Manager is a paid, licensed product. A licence is required to install and use the application. Contact us to discuss pricing options for your organisation.
No. SFDC File Manager is a 100% Salesforce-native application. It runs entirely within your Salesforce environment using standard Salesforce APIs. No data is transmitted to any external server - RASPSYS or otherwise. Your Salesforce security model and permissions apply to all operations within the app.
Yes. SFDC File Manager is designed to handle large data volumes efficiently. It uses paginated queries and batch processing to avoid Salesforce governor limits, making it suitable for enterprise Salesforce orgs with large file counts.
SFDC File Manager is a Salesforce-native application focused on reporting and in-org visibility - it helps you understand what files exist in your org and download them to your local machine via the browser. SFDC File Exporter is a desktop application designed for large-scale automated bulk exports, scheduled jobs, and SOQL-targeted extractions where you need to move files outside Salesforce to local storage at scale. Many users benefit from using both. See our Products comparison page for details.
Every licence includes access to the full feature set, product updates during the licence term, and direct support from the RASPSYS team. Licence terms and pricing depend on your Salesforce org size and requirements - contact us for a tailored quote.
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Of RASPSYS clients continue working with us beyond their first engagement, most on an ongoing support or development arrangement.
Average reduction in ongoing admin overhead once we consolidate duplicated automation and strip out the manual steps nobody should still be doing.
Typical time from scope call to a working first release, because we ship in slices rather than disappearing for a quarter.
Weekly active use six months after go-live, by designing around how your team actually works rather than around the platform defaults.
Fewer inbound tickets after self-service and documentation replace the questions that kept coming back.
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