Manual for release 0.6.2

Admin Toolkit for Salesforce — User Manual

How to install the toolkit, launch its apps from the popup, and use each workspace and tool — with 55 screenshots.

Screenshots were taken against a Salesforce Developer Edition org; org-identifying values (host, org and user names, IDs, addresses) are replaced with sample values. Salesforce is a trademark of Salesforce, Inc. This extension is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Salesforce.

1. Getting started & popup
2. Metadata Admin for Salesforce
3. Force Sheet
4. Org Review
5. Object Schema
6. Document Folders
7. REST Explorer
8. Data Export
9. Run Apex
10. Limits & monitoring
11. Built-in manual (EN/JP)
12. Release notes

1. Getting started & popup

Install the toolkit, then open the popup from any Salesforce tab — it reuses the session you are already signed in with.

Install Admin Toolkit for Salesforce from the Chrome Web Store.
Open any Salesforce tab and sign in as usual — no separate login.
Click the extension icon to open the popup.

2. Metadata Admin for Salesforce

Browse the org's metadata in a source-style tree, inspect folders and files, search the loaded workspace, track local edits, and build package.xml selections.

Metadata workspace tree — The loaded source-style metadata workspace.

Apex classes folder — Apex classes in the tree.

Folder record table — A folder's records in the sortable table.

Metadata file view — A file opened for inspection and local editing.

Apex triggers folder — Apex triggers in the tree.

Lightning Web Components folder — Lightning Web Components in the tree.

Objects folder — Custom objects and fields in the tree.

Visualforce pages folder — Visualforce pages in the tree.

Aura components folder — Aura components in the tree.

Workspace search results — Search matches names, labels, and content snippets.

Workspace search suggestions — Suggestions while typing a workspace search.

Workspace namespaces menu — Scope the workspace to unmanaged or managed namespaces.

Changed files panel — Locally changed files, ready to deploy or discard.

package.xml builder — Assemble a package.xml from tree selections.

3. Force Sheet

A multi-tab spreadsheet for Salesforce data: run SOQL, open reports and list views, import CSV/XLSX, and start CRUD workflows from grid selections — every write asks for confirmation first.

Force Sheet SOQL editor — The SOQL query editor.

SOQL field suggestions — Field suggestions while composing SOQL.

SOQL results grid — Query results streamed into the grid.

Force Sheet report tab — Open org reports into the sheet.

Force Sheet upload tab — Import CSV or XLSX files.

Force Sheet CRUD panel — Turn grid selections into insert/update/delete requests.

Force Sheet workspace tree — Auto-saved spreadsheet files in folders.

Objects tree — Objects that have list views.

4. Org Review

A read-only assessment of org health that runs automatically when opened. Each section carries evidence and remediation guidance; the report exports as PDF, Markdown, summary JSON, or evidence JSON.

Org Review executive summary — The completed review with the health scorecard.

Collector progress — Every read-only collector that fed the report.

Login & session policy (D3) — Section D3: login, session & authentication policy.

5. Object Schema

Build an interactive relationship map for any pickable object, then explore every field of every selectable object in the Fields spreadsheet below it.

Object Schema on open — Controls plus the all-objects Fields sheet.

Object name suggestions — Object Name suggests API names and labels.

Packaged Objects menu — Scope packaged namespaces per org.

Map with Fields sheet — The built map, relationship details, and the Fields sheet.

Find object path — Find highlights the connecting path from the root.

Node focuses fields — Clicking a node filters the Fields sheet to it.

Global fields search — Global search highlights every matching cell.

Vertical layout — Parents above, children below.

Relationship table — The accessible relationship table view.

Visible objects filter — Hide objects from the map.

6. Document Folders

Browse Salesforce libraries and folders, preview supported files, and download selections as a ZIP that preserves folder paths. Folder selection is recursive; downloads are limited to 500 files and 250 MB and can be canceled mid-run.

Document folders tree — Browsing workspaces and folders.

Checkbox selection — Checking a folder selects its whole subtree.

Folder context menu — Folder actions from the context menu.

7. REST Explorer

Compose Salesforce REST API requests with endpoint templates, send them against the connected org, and inspect the JSON response. Requests run only when you send them.

REST request builder — The request builder with endpoint templates.

REST JSON response — Inspecting a JSON response.

8. Data Export

Run SOQL, SOSL, and GraphQL queries or report exports, preview the result as a CSV grid or JSON, and download it.

Data Export source & query — Choosing the export source and query.

Export results grid — Export results ready to download.

9. Run Apex

Execute anonymous Apex and review the compile result, execution status, and debug output.

Run Apex editor — The anonymous Apex editor.

10. Limits & monitoring

Read-only monitoring pages for the org: API limits with live usage bars, the setup audit trail, login history, and event log files.

Event log files — Available event log files.

11. Built-in manual (EN/JP)

The extension ships with its own manual in English and Japanese, including per-version release notes. Every page has a language toggle in its header.

Built-in manual overview — The built-in manual.

Built-in manual Apps chapter — The Apps chapter of the built-in manual.

12. Release notes

Recent releases. No release has added new Chrome permissions, host permissions, remote code, telemetry, ads, or third-party data services. The full per-version history ships inside the extension's built-in manual.

0.6.2 (2026-07-15)

Document Folders: folder selection is recursive and atomic across lazily loaded subtrees, with folder-preserving ZIP paths for duplicate document occurrences.
Document Folders: added 500-file and 250 MB ZIP limits, cancelable downloads, and one-time fetching of shared document content.
Object Schema: rebuilt the fields experience as a spreadsheet with native header filters, global search highlights, CSV export, and full screen; Packaged Objects defaults to none and is remembered per org.
Object Schema became a popup Apps-only page; the compact 40px app-session header now also applies to Metadata Admin and Org Review.

0.6.1 (2026-07-14)

Rebuilt Document Folders downloads around tree checkbox selection with a Selected Items panel.
Added Object Schema to the popup Apps tab with suggestions, packaged-namespace controls, map search, zoom, and layouts.
Removed Org Review from the tools-page navigation.
Added THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.txt for the bundled spreadsheet engine.

0.6.0 (2026-07-11)

Added the read-only Org Review covering health, limits, setup changes, and login failures.
Added a per-org read-only lock and consistent risk confirmation for Apex, data mutation, and metadata deployment.
Fixed Force Sheet workspace files sharing the last active grid; values and formulas now stay isolated per file and org.