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  1. What is Quality Clouds

    What Is Quality Clouds
  2. Quality Clouds for Salesforce Key Capabilities
  3. AI Capabilities in Quality Clouds
  4. Integrations for Salesforce
  5. Connect and Scan Your Salesforce Org or Repository
    Connect Your Salesforce Org
  6. Authenticate and Test Connectivity
  7. Launch Your First Scan
  8. Quality Clouds Views
    Understand Platform Health at a Glance
  9. Track and Remediate Technical Debt
  10. Track Issue Changes and Improvements Between Scans
  11. Monitor Code Quality and Detect Issues Early
  12. Detect Code Issues in Real Time During Development
  13. Analyze and Compare Quality Across Multiple Instances
  14. Identify and Reduce Duplicated Code Across Your Platform
  15. Track Platform Evolution and Monitor Development Activity
  16. Assess AI Readiness and Identify Key Risks
  17. Quality Clouds Rulesets
    Understand and Manage Rules in Quality Clouds
  18. Preview the Impact of Enabling a Rule
  19. Rule Builder
  20. Quality Clouds Admin Portal
    Admin Portal Overview
  21. User Management
  22. Scan Schedules
  23. Projects
  24. Operational Scans
  25. Integrations for Salesforce
    Flosum
  26. LivecheckAI
  27. Copado
  28. Visual Studio Code
  29. Quality Center
Quality Clouds for Salesforce Operational Scans
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Operational Scans

This lesson introduces Operational Scans capability in Quality Clouds, that provides continuous visibility into the run-time behaviour of your SaaS platforms.

Unlike traditional quality or governance scans, which focus on code and configuration, Operational Scans analyze how the platform is actually used in production. They surface operational insights that help teams detect performance issues, errors, and abnormal usage patterns early.

By monitoring system activity on a regular basis, Operational Scans enable organizations to gain a real-time understanding of platform health, user adoption, and resource usage. This allows teams to move from reactive issue detection to proactive operational governance.

Operational Scans are especially valuable for platform owners, architects, and operations teams who need confidence that their systems are performing reliably in live environments.