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            Scan for Patterns with Data Detect Legacy-Managed Package

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            Scan for Patterns with Data Detect Legacy-Managed Package

            Data Detect legacy-managed package scans data based on your Data Detect policy settings. You can scan data in activated policies at any time.

            Required Editions

            Note
            Note The Data Detect legacy-managed package is unavailable for Summer '26. If you enabled Data Detect legacy-managed package before Summer '26, it remains available in your Salesforce org. We recommend that you use the new Salesforce Data Detect app instead. The new Data Detect app is now part of the Shield app. See Data Detect End of Support.
            Available in: Lightning Experience

            Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions.

            Requires the Salesforce Shield add-on subscription.
            User Permissions Needed
            To use Data Detect:

            Modify All Data

            AND

            API Enabled

            AND

            System Administrator
            1. On the Policy page, in the action menu for the policy you want to scan, click Edit.
            2. On the policy’s page, click Activate Policy.
            3. Click Scan.
              Data Detect looks for patterns specified by your policy. When the scan is finished, you can view the results on the Scan Results page.
            4. To run another scans on the same policy, click Deactivate Policy. Then reactivate it and click Scan.
             
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