Salesforce Data Dictionary

Explore, audit and export Salesforce object metadata — fields, layouts, validation rules, record types and picklist values.

Every Salesforce project starts with the same question: what does this object actually look like? Navigating Object Manager tab by tab, cross-referencing Setup pages, and manually building documentation wastes hours that should go into building. Salesforce Data Dictionary puts your entire object metadata in a single, clean, exportable view — right from your browser toolbar. ✦ What's Inside Fields — Complete field inventory with Label, API Name, Type, Required, Unique, External ID, Length, Precision and Scale. Picklist and Multi-Picklist fields open inline to show all active values. Record Types — All Record Types in one table, with per-Record-Type picklist assignments showing exactly which values are included and excluded. Page Layouts — Every layout linked to the object, with direct deep-links into Salesforce Setup. Lightning Pages — All FlexiPages associated with the object including developer name, page type, and description. Validation Rules — Full rule detail in one place: name, active status, formula, error message, and display field. Field Sets — Browse field set membership across the object without touching Setup. Dependent Picklists — Interactive matrix view mapping controller values to dependent values for any dependent field on the object. 📤 One-Click Excel ExportExport everything — fields, record types, layouts, FlexiPages, validation rules, field sets, and dependency matrices — into a multi-sheet Excel workbook. Sheets include hyperlinks back to Salesforce Setup records. Hand it to a BA, drop it in a project wiki, or use it for org documentation. ⚙️ ConfigurableHide tabs and columns you don't need via the Settings page. Build the view that fits your workflow. 🔐 Privacy & Security Zero data collection No external servers involved Your Salesforce session never leaves your browser All metadata is fetched directly from your own org and processed locally 📋 Requirements API Enabled permission on your Salesforce user Field-level access to the objects you want to inspect