Salesforce Flow MetaData Downloader

Download, analyze & document Salesforce Flows in one click — health score, best-practice checks & AI prompts.

The Salesforce Flow MetaData Downloader helps developers and admins download, analyze, and improve Salesforce Flows directly from the Lightning interface — no setup, just click the extension on any Flow. KEY FEATURES: - Download or copy Flow metadata as JSON in one click - Flow Analysis report — a dedicated report with a 0–100 health score that flags best-practice issues: • DML statements inside loops • SOQL queries inside loops • Hardcoded Salesforce IDs • Unused variables, formulas, and resources • Inconsistent element naming - Explain (AI) — generate ready-to-paste AI prompts to explain a Flow, write descriptions, suggest improvements, or generate test scenarios (paste into your favorite AI tool — ChatGPT, Claude, etc.) - Fix Nomenclature — rename variables, formulas, and constants to naming conventions on a non-active flow version, with confirmation before it deploys - Search & filter all flows in your org — by status, type, or active-only — and open any version inline - Automatic Flow detection from Salesforce URLs PERFECT FOR: - Salesforce developers reviewing and refactoring Flows - Admins enforcing Flow best practices and standards - DevOps teams handling Salesforce CI/CD and Flow documentation - Anyone who needs to extract or audit Flow metadata fast HOW TO USE: 1. Log in to your Salesforce org and open any Flow in Flow Builder. 2. Click the extension icon — it auto-detects the Flow and loads its metadata. 3. Copy/Download the JSON, open the Analysis report, or use Explain (AI). 4. Not on a Flow page? Use the search box to find any Flow in your org. PRIVACY: This extension processes Flow metadata locally in your browser and communicates only with your own Salesforce org via the Tooling API. It collects anonymous, aggregate feature-usage analytics (which features are used) to guide improvements — no personal data, org data, Flow content, or credentials are ever collected. When you uninstall, an optional feedback form (Google Form) may open in your browser — responding is entirely voluntary. Requires you to be logged into your Salesforce org.