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Download any-size Flexible Search results as CSV, and save/view query history for Flexible Search and Groovy scripts in SAP HAC HAC Enhancer adds two productivity features to SAP Hybris Administration Console (HAC) that the built-in UI is missing. 📥 Export Flexible Search Results as CSV HAC's native Flexible Search UI truncates results and offers no export option. HAC Enhancer adds a "Download CSV" button that executes your query and saves the full result set directly to your machine: no row limit, no copy-pasting. The file is named automatically based on the queried type and timestamp for easy organization. All data stays local. The extension POSTs to your own HAC instance using the page's existing CSRF token; no data is sent to any external server. 🕐 Query History for Flexible Search & Groovy Console Every query you run is saved automatically to your browser's local storage. Open the history panel to browse past queries, see how many times each was executed, and click any entry to paste it back into the editor. History is stored per HAC origin and never leaves your browser. How it works Activates only on pages matching the /hac/ path: it does nothing on any other site Requires only storage (to remember your enable/disable preference) and activeTab permissions Can be disabled at any time from the extension popup without uninstalling Who is this for? Developers and administrators working daily with SAP Commerce Cloud (Hybris) who need to export query results for analysis, share data with colleagues, or quickly re-run queries without retyping them.
Apr 23, 2026
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