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A quick administration and inspection tool for Salesforce admins and developers. SF Peek is a Chrome Extension for Salesforce administrators and developers. All processing runs locally in your browser — no external servers, no data leakage. ■ Objects & Fields Browse standard and custom objects, inspect all field details (label, API name, type, required, custom), and export to CSV. ■ Field Viewer Open any Lightning record and instantly see all field values in a searchable table — label, API name, and current value side by side. ■ SOQL Write and execute SOQL queries with a built-in query builder (point-and-click object/field selection) or free-form editor. Re-run past queries from history and export results to CSV. ■ Mini ER Diagram Visualize object relationships on an interactive full-page canvas. Drag nodes, zoom with the mouse wheel, and pan freely. Master-detail and lookup relationships are color-coded and distinguished visually. ■ Background Logic Instantly list all Apex Triggers, Validation Rules, and Record-Triggered Flows attached to any object — with active/inactive status badges. ■ Files Search ContentDocument files by name and extension (PDF, Excel, Word, image, CSV…). Download individual files or select multiple and save as a ZIP archive. ■ Admin Shortcuts One-click buttons jump directly to Object Manager, Users, Flows, Profiles, and Permission Sets in Setup. Requirements: Chrome logged into a Salesforce org (Lightning Experience) Privacy: No data ever leaves your browser.
Mar 26, 2026
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