Salesforce to Twenty migration readiness
Use a free metadata scan to understand how your Salesforce configuration maps to Twenty before you commit to a migration project.
Teams evaluating Twenty usually need a practical answer first: which parts of their Salesforce org look portable, and which parts need redesign? Migrate to Twenty turns that question into a scored readiness report.
What the scanner reviews
- Standard and custom data model patterns
- Active Flows and Apex footprint
- Installed packages and integration endpoints
- Profiles, permission sets, and Experience Cloud signals
- Known platform-product blockers such as CPQ or Field Service
Why start with a readiness scan
A scan is faster than a multi-week discovery workshop and more concrete than a generic CRM comparison. You get category scores, blockers, complexity, and a private report link you can share internally.
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FAQ
- Do you need production Salesforce access?
- No. A sandbox is recommended. Production is supported with a stronger warning, but metadata-only scopes still apply.
- Do you read CRM records?
- No. The scanner analyzes configuration metadata such as objects, fields, Flows, Apex, packages, and security settings — not Account/Contact/Opportunity records.
Get your readiness score
Connect a Salesforce sandbox, scan metadata only, and receive a private compatibility report for Twenty.