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When I first started here our Salesforce team were using ANT packages to do deployments and it was taking a lot of time to create packages and it was super easy to make mistakes. Now with Gearset I can just use clicks to deploy things between environments and when I forget something Gearset is smart enough to point out that I need to include additional components in my package.

Gearset has greatly improved our speed and efficiency with our deployment process, monitoring code coverage, and through creating a continuous integration process that we did not have before. Deployments are a collaborative effort thanks to Gearset, and it's enabled our SFDC Admins to participate in the deployment process and have an alternative to time consuming changesets that can't be rolled back.

I have been using Gearset for several years now and have had the opportunity to both watch and influence its growth and development, and find it to be an outstanding tool to assist in deploying metadata between Salesforce orgs. Using Gearset, my team and I are able to monitor our orgs for changes, make comparisons between orgs or version control systems (BitBucket, GitHub or local folders) and even backup our data.

If you are tired of creating ANT packages or wasting time preparing your deployment, Gearset is an amazing solution. You can gather all of the data that you need for your deployment within the application, no need for external tools. Comparison results and validation results are very helpful, they allow for you to troubleshoot without starting the process over.

Gearset absolutely changed the entire experience of deploying between Salesforce orgs for us. What was an awful experience of keeping track of changes for inclusion in Change Sets or deploys from ANT/Eclipse turned into a great experience of being able to automatically do a diff against two orgs and deploy. Gearset made it possible to selectively deploy partial components, like workflows, or field, without deploying the entire object, not to mention being able to successfully deploy profile and permission set changes.

Gearset somehow makes a very complex step in the development lifecycle seems easy. Their platform is very user friendly and easy to use. Anyone can benefit from Gearset, from beginners to experienced IT/Salesforce workers.

As a Salesforce integration/consulting partner, Gearset has been the cheapest money we've ever spent. When compared with changesets, Gearset is light years beyond in functionality and efficiency and compared with ANT, Jenkins or a similar "low-level" deployment method, Gearset is much more user friendly for those who don't want to be sitting in the command line just to deploy a package.

Having struggled with changesets for years, Gearset was a breath of fresh air. It is so quick and easy to put together a package for migration, and it can be scheduled to run in the middle of the night. The comparison tool is such a help as well. It is so easy to see the differences between environments and act accordingly.

The product makes doing source control-based SFDC dev ops a breeze. Our org used to use ant scripts to do this and could only do that for apex/visualforce. Now, we can manage all config changes including objects, flows, layouts, managed package customizations and even settings. The visual interface is easy to understand and supports both sprint release cadences or story-by-story release devops. Integration with automated CI is super helpful in spotting issues early.

Gearset provides visibility into what was changed, who changed it. and why it was changed. Working with a large team of engineers who deploy to production constantly, that visibility makes all of the difference. Gearset also provides monitoring for all of our dev, shared, and production environments; from scheduled test runs to change monitoring. This allows us to address issues early on and keeps my team accountable for the changes we make.

As Salesforce consultants, we need to be able to quickly and easily deploy metadata between Salesforce instances. Gearset allows us to easily compare and review our deployments between instances. Using standard Salesforce deployment tools is a major pain and takes forever. Gearset saves the day and gives you a lot more insight into what you are deploying and its likelihood to succeed.