Bulk Field Permissions (FLS)

Bulk Field Permissions (FLS) is a productivity tool for Salesforce admins and developers who need to manage Field-Level Security…

Bulk Field Permissions (FLS) is a productivity tool for Salesforce admins and developers who need to manage Field-Level Security across many permission sets at once — without clicking through the Setup UI field by field, object by object. Instead of opening each permission set and each field individually, this extension gives you a single grid view of every custom and standard object, showing Read and Edit access for every field across all of your org's permission sets. Toggle access, review your changes in a confirmation summary, and save everything in one batch. KEY FEATURES • See Read/Edit field permissions for all permission sets in one view • Bulk toggle access across many fields and permission sets at once • Object accordion with "select all" for fast mass updates • Review a full summary of pending changes before saving • Save results reported per permission set (success/error breakdown) • Works directly against your org's own Salesforce API — no external server, no data storage • Supports Production, Sandbox, and Developer Edition orgs HOW IT WORKS Click the extension icon while on a Salesforce Setup or Lightning page. The extension opens a new tab that reads your existing logged-in Salesforce session (already present in your browser) so it can call Salesforce's own REST API on your behalf — the same API calls Salesforce Setup itself uses. No credentials are entered into the extension, and no data is sent anywhere other than your own Salesforce org. WHO IT'S FOR Salesforce administrators, RevOps/Salesforce Ops teams, and consultants who regularly configure Field-Level Security and want to avoid the slow, repetitive Setup UI workflow — especially useful after adding new custom fields that need to be exposed (or hidden) across many permission sets. PERMISSIONS & PRIVACY This extension only activates on Salesforce domains (*.salesforce.com, *.my.salesforce.com, *.lightning.force.com, *.my.salesforce-setup.com). It reads your existing Salesforce session cookie so it can make authenticated API calls as you, the logged-in user — it does not collect, transmit, or store any data outside of your browser and your own Salesforce org. See our Privacy Policy for full details: https://www.smfautomations.com/fls/privacy