How do I audit who viewed a sensitive Salesforce record?
An employee walks out on a Thursday. By Friday, leadership wants to know what they opened on the way out. Permissions and export logs can't tell you that.
How do I Know if marketing is using the Salesforce Dashboard I built them?
You spent two sprints building Marketing a dashboard they asked for by name, and three months later nobody's mentioned it once. Here's how to tell whether it's working or quietly joined the pile of things nobody uses.
Salesforce login history vs. Record views: The difference and why it matters
Login History tells you who logged into Salesforce and when. It doesn't tell you what they did once they got there — and that gap is why a clean adoption dashboard still can't answer whether anyone's using what you built.
How can I tell which Salesforce Reports and Dashboards users are looking at?
Last-run dates, dashboard embeds, and subscriptions all feel like proof someone's using a report — none of them actually are. Here's what it takes to know for certain before you hit delete.
Is Leadership Actually Looking at the Salesforce Dashboards We Built Them?
Most Salesforce dashboards look active until you check who's actually opening them — and native tools like LastRunDate only show the last refresh, not real usage. Learn why up to 88% of dashboards and reports go unused, and how RecordWatch tracks individual views so you know exactly who's looking at what, and when.
How Do I Measure Salesforce Adoption Beyond Login History?
Login history tells you who signed in — not what they did once they got there. Here's how record-action reports, the Lightning Usage App, and RecordWatch fill in the rest of the picture.
How Do I Know Which Salesforce Reports and Dashboards Are Being Used?
Most Salesforce orgs have thousands of reports and dashboards — and up to 88% go unused. Native fields like LastRunDate only show the last refresh, not who's actually viewing a report or how often, making it nearly impossible to know what's driving decisions versus what's dead weight. But there is a solution to finding out who’s actually viewing them.
RecordWatch Becomes First Salesforce-Native AppExchange Solution to Track Report and Dashboard Views
RecordWatch's latest release giving teams visibility into Reports and Dashboards their users are actually engaging with.
Track Report and Dashboard Views with RecordWatch’s Finch 1.8 Release
RecordWatch now tracks which users are viewing which Reports and Dashboards — making it the first Salesforce-native AppExchange solution to show you who's actually using your analytics, and how often.