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Extracts record ID from Zoho CRM URLs and opens a new tab with the selected workflow. 🚀 The Scheduler app Google Chrome Extension trigger tool This extension triggers the Scheduler app with a single click. ⚡ What It Does: • One-Click Launch: Click the extension icon on any Zoho CRM record page to instantly open your Scheduler app • Auto-Record Detection: Automatically extracts the record ID from the current Zoho CRM page • Smart Postcode Lookup: Intelligently fetches customer location data from your CRM records • Multi-Workflow Support: Configure and switch between multiple scheduling workflows from the extension options • Works Across All Zoho Domains: Compatible with zoho.com, zoho.eu, zoho.com.au, and more 🏢 Who it's for: Users of the Scheduler app who want to trigger the application from Google Chrome, instead of clicking on the pre-built button on Zoho CRM. 🔧 How It Works: 1. Install the extension 2. Configure your workflow IDs in the options page (or use workflow 1 as the default workflow) 3. Navigate to any Zoho CRM record (Leads, Deals, Contacts, Accounts) 4. Click the Scheduler extension icon 5. Your Scheduler app opens automatically with the record details loaded 🔒 Privacy & Security: • Only works on Zoho CRM domains • No data is stored externally • All settings saved locally in your browser • Secure communication with your Scheduler application
Aug 8, 2025
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