After you run an impact analysis in HappySoup, you don’t have to keep the results locked inside the app. You can export them in three different formats, depending on what you want to do next.
CSV and Excel exports
Choose Copy (CSV) or Copy (Excel) to take your results offline. This is handy when you want to:
Share findings with a colleague
Review dependencies outside of HappySoup
Build a data dictionary for documentation or audits
package.xml export
The Download package.xml option is for when you want to take things further. The generated package.xml contains all the metadata components that reference the field (or other metadata) you just analyzed.
You can use this with the Salesforce Metadata API or tools like the Salesforce CLI to:
Retrieve those components into your local project
Back them up before making changes
Delete unused or problematic components directly
CSV and Excel make it easy to review and share your impact analysis results, while package.xml gives you a direct path to retrieve or clean up metadata in your org.
HappySoup makes sure you can move from understanding dependencies to taking action with just one click.