Field Trip — the long-standing free Salesforce field usage report tool — has been removed from the AppExchange. Admins who relied on it for field population analysis now need a replacement. FieldRat is that replacement, and it does considerably more.
Status check. Field Trip (originally from Qandor / RingLead, later associated with ZoomInfo) is no longer listed on the Salesforce AppExchange as of 2025. Salesforce admins who used Field Trip for field cleanup need a different tool now.
What FieldRat adds
Field Trip answered one question: what percentage of records on this object populate this field? That number alone does not tell you whether a field is safe to delete. FieldRat covers the same population analysis and adds the dependency, risk, and evidence layers admins actually need to retire fields with confidence.
Covers Flows, Apex, Triggers, Validation Rules, Formula Fields, Workflow Field Updates, Field Sets, Permission Sets, Layouts, Compact Layouts, and Quick Actions. Runs entirely inside Salesforce in seconds — no file upload, no record values leaving your org.
Adds Reports, Dashboards, Workflow Rules, Email Templates, and more — the references Quick Scan cannot reach. FieldRat generates the package.xml so admins do not hand-build the manifest.
Composite scoring across usage, dependency breadth, and critical-type hits. Prioritize cleanup quantitatively instead of by gut feel.
A searchable org-wide inventory of every object and field, with point-in-time exports for compliance review. Always free.
Pick any two completed runs and see field health movement: degraded, recovered, newly dependent, or cleared. Built for monthly governance reviews.
Track every field from discovery → review → approval → removed, with reviewer assignment, review dates, and an App Log audit trail.
Capability matrix
Tie means both tools cover the job. Where the matrix shows FieldRat alone, the capability never existed in Field Trip.
The replacement path
Coming from Field Trip
Then upgrade the workflow
FAQ
No. Field Trip — the long-standing free Salesforce field usage report tool, originally from Qandor / RingLead and later associated with ZoomInfo — has been removed from the AppExchange. Salesforce admins who relied on Field Trip for field population analysis now need a replacement.
Yes, and it is the modern, native one. Field Analysis covers the same field population reporting Field Trip provided, and FieldRat goes further with dependency scanning across 11 to 23 metadata types, a 0 to 100 Deletion Risk Score, a searchable Salesforce data dictionary (Field Dictionary), Run Comparison for drift detection, a Scheduler, and a retirement workflow with audit-ready Excel and CSV exports. Field Analysis and Field Dictionary are always free.
No. Quick Scan is 100% native to Salesforce. Deep Scan processes a metadata ZIP — schema, not record data — and the ZIP is deleted after analysis completes. Business record values never leave your org.
FieldRat is free. Field Analysis and Field Dictionary are always free; monthly Quick Scan and Deep Scan allowances apply per org. There is no per-user pricing and no credit card required. Hit the monthly cap while evaluating? No worries — email contact@fieldrat.app and we'll lift your allowance.
Yes. The dashboard tracks per-object custom field limit utilization against the Salesforce 800-field cap, so you can free up headroom by retiring low-usage fields with evidence before hitting a hard limit.
FieldRat is free. Field Analysis and Field Dictionary are always free. See where every field is used, score the risk, and retire safely.