Archive inactive Salesforce data to optimize Org performance and reduce storage costs,while maintaining complete data accessibility for compliance and AI/BI initiatives.
of CRM data becomes irrelevant within a year.
Large Data Volumes (LDV) can slow down reports, searches, and everyday processes—frustrating users and hindering productivity.
Stale, unused data clutters your org, making it harder for employees to find what they need and work efficiently.
Privacy regulations like GDPR and CPRA demand strict control over data retention and deletion—creating risk if not properly managed.
As data grows, so do storage fees—especially in complex Salesforce environments with high volumes and intricate data models. Effective data storage and archiving strategies reduce these costs while maintaining regulatory compliance.
Unlock your deepest data with advanced JSON queries—access 30+ levels of nested information that standard queries can’t reach.
Eliminate archiving risks in complex data hierarchies with visual data management using Odaseva Archiving.
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Odaseva Data Archiving moves older or infrequently accessed Salesforce data into optimized, secure storage — boosting Salesforce performance while ensuring data remains accessible and compliant.
Yes. Salesforce data archived through Odaseva stays fully accessible based on user permissions, maintaining usability while optimizing active Salesforce storage.
By archiving targeted Salesforce data, Odaseva Data Archiving reduces active data volume, leading to faster Salesforce performance, a better user experience, and reduced storage costs.
Yes. Odaseva Data Archiving encrypts archived Salesforce data at rest with granular encryption, and supports customer-managed encryption keys.
Adopting best practices for archiving your Salesforce data is key, as archiving means deleting data from your production org and pushing it outside. Here is a simplified and non-exhaustive list of data archiving best practices:
- Clear Policies: Define a clear and actionable Salesforce data archiving strategy driven by retention requirements, org performance, and storage costs.
- Scoping: Target records by querying object conditions such as looking at Last Modified dates or Statuses
- Data Retention: Define your data archiving retention strategy (business and compliance driven)
- Observability: Keep track of the archived records in Odaseva Analytics
- Data Accessibility: Decide what archived data can be viewed and by whom
- Data Security: Make sure your data remains encrypted whether it is in transit, in processing, or at rest in a stored archive.
- Data Lifecycle: Design your preferred process to search for the exact data you want to unarchive or delete
Adopting best practices for archiving your Salesforce data is key, as archiving means deleting data from your production org and pushing it outside. Here is a simplified and non-exhaustive list of data archiving best practices:


