Clone Global Value Sets in Salesforce

Global Value Sets help Salesforce teams maintain consistent picklist values across multiple fields and objects. However, recreating value sets manually in another org can be time-consuming, especially when managing large lists, translations, and frequent deployments.

BOFC enables admins to clone Global Value Sets in Salesforce quickly and accurately — within the same org or across external Salesforce orgs — without rebuilding picklist values one by one. This helps maintain data consistency, reduce setup effort, and accelerate org configuration activities.

 

Clone Global Value Sets in Salesforce

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What BOFC's Global Value Set Cloning Delivers

Clone Multiple Global Value Sets in One Operation

Select and clone multiple Global Value Sets simultaneously instead of recreating them individually. Save hours of repetitive administrative work.

Replicate Picklist Values Instantly

Clone all picklist entries, labels, API values, and configurations without manually rebuilding each value set.

Move Value Sets Across Salesforce Orgs

Easily clone Global Value Sets between Sandbox, Developer, UAT, and Production environments, including external Salesforce orgs.

Maintain Picklist Consistency

Ensure standardized dropdown values across objects, teams, and environments by replicating the same Global Value Sets everywhere.

Eliminate Manual Configuration Errors

Reduce the risk of missing values, incorrect spellings, or inconsistent picklist configurations during environment setup.

Support Large-Scale Metadata Deployments

Simplify deployment and org setup projects by migrating reusable picklist libraries in just a few clicks.

How It Works

Step 1

Open BOFC Home → Click "Clone Global Value Sets"

Step 2

Choose the Source Salesforce Org from which you want to copy the Global Value Sets.

Step 3

Select one or more Global Value Sets available in the source org.

Step 4

Choose the Target Salesforce Org where the Global Value Sets should be cloned.

Step 5

Click "Clone Selected Global Value Sets" and monitor the status of each cloning operation.

What Salesforce Admins Say After Switching to BOFC

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Incredible time saver

We merged a couple of orgs, and this saved us a ton of time cleaning up fields which became surplus. We also leveraged the Bulk update FLS capabilities as a quick way to access and change.

Michael Gill (MVP)
Greet Set of Tools

BOFC really is a tremendous set of tools that can greatly accelerate build times, documentation, etc. It saved the day on a complicated Org Migration and has been a valuable tool on subsequent projects – allowing us to turn a data matrix into new fields with a few clicks, provide thorough object/field documentation in a user friendly format, and other benefits that have helped accelerate our efforts. Highly recommend for the price point the value here makes it a no brainer.

Tom Hoffman (MVP)
Does what it says on - the tin...

Create bulk object in Salesforce with Bulk Object Field Creator. This is a great time saver and it greatly simplifies the process of managing custom fields. It does exactly what the developers say it will.

I’ve only just started using it but it has been a great help already. As an administrator that also takes up the slack for low level development of our Org. Bulk Object Field Creator is really beneficial. Not having to navigate through endless screens removes confusion (reducing errors) as well as saving time.

I give it a big thumbs up. If I was a consultant this would be gold.

Paul da Silva