Public knowledge.
Private environment context.
Import SFMC-AUDITOR or Companion JSON directly in your browser. Build a private object graph, inspect dependency hotspots, save snapshots locally and compare drift without uploading client inventory to the public Atlas.
Investigation Workbench
Import an SFMC-AUDITOR, Companion or canonical Atlas snapshot. Nothing is uploaded to a server.
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Environment Overview
Coverage / warnings
Dependency hotspots
Operational connections; fields and other containment links do not affect ranking. This does not measure health or business importance.
Preview: up to 10 objects by connectivity.
Structural signals · existing summary
Coverage and ambiguity signals that deserve manual review. This is not a magic readiness score.
Comparison summary · Prior → Active
The summary preserves EnvironmentDiff; use Drift for comparability, paging and relationship-group differences.
Explorer
Inspect an object and use Refocus to start the graph.
Explore captured relationships.
Follow tables, queries, automations and content. Every connection keeps its evidence.
Objects by level
Visible relationships · keyboard access
References to review
No client inventory in the repo.
The active snapshot is saved automatically in this browser when storage permits. If storage fails, it remains in memory: export before reloading or closing. Save locally also keeps a copy in the saved-snapshot list.
Canonical + tolerant adapters.
The importer supports the Atlas V1 snapshot contract, the known SFMC-AUDITOR {meta,data,coverage,errors,callLog} shape and MID-prefixed Companion exports through best-effort aliases.
Snapshot A → Snapshot B.
Stable object IDs, fingerprints and dependency edges expose additions, removals, modifications and relationship changes.