Locate apps that are Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP)
compliant and compatible with Salesforce Government Cloud Plus and Government Cloud Plus -
Defense.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions
Only services that are multi-tenant or multi-instance are eligible for a FedRAMP or Department
of Defense (DoD) provisional authorization. The label FedRAMP Compliant is self-reported by an
independent software vendor (ISV). Under most circumstances, native apps aren’t included, as
they’re likely not eligible for FedRAMP or DoD provisional authorization.
Go to AppExchange.
Select Solutions by Type and then Apps.
Under Other Filters, select FedRAMP Compliant.
Select Apply Filters.
Note All FedRAMP compliant apps can be cross-referenced with listings on the FedRAMP Marketplace
or the DoD Cloud Catalog. While Salesforce consults these sources initially, Salesforce doesn’t
verify the ongoing status of an ISV's FedRAMP authorization. Therefore, we recommend you
independently verify the FedRAMP status.
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