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Salesforce Setup Audit Trail viewer. Read-only, local-only. By Surya Eagle Tech. Stop asking "who broke prod?" in Slack. Salesforce Sentinel reads your Setup Audit Trail so you don't have to dig. 🕵️ Salesforce Sentinel — Your Org's Nosy Neighbor You know that feeling when a flow breaks, a field disappears, or a permission set mysteriously changes — and everyone in the war room says "wasn't me"? Salesforce Sentinel is here to name names. It reads your org's Setup Audit Trail (the log Salesforce keeps but hides behind three clicks and a prayer) and turns it into something you can actually search, filter, and sort — right in a clean tab, no Setup menu spelunking required. What it does: 🔍 Instantly pulls your Setup Audit Trail — filter by section, user, or keyword 📅 Choose a date range or "just show me the last 1,000 changes" 🏢 Juggles multiple orgs (sandbox, prod, scratch) without losing your mind 📦 Smart caching so you're not hammering the API every time you glance at it ⬇️ Export to CSV when you need receipts for the retro What it doesn't do: Doesn't touch your data. Read-only, always. Doesn't phone home. Everything stays local in your browser. Doesn't judge you for having 14 sandboxes open at once. (Okay, maybe a little.) Built by an admin, for admins who are tired of being Salesforce's unpaid detective agency. Learn more about extension - https://notebook.google.com/notebook/032d3788-75c1-4326-9e27-27650cda6470/artifact/f4ab7a88-1da0-4f0e-82a3-2491d7619b15?
Aug 22, 2026
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