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📁 Salesforce Files Pro: The Ultimate File Manager for Salesforce Salesforce Files Pro is a productivity utility designed for… 📁 Salesforce Files Pro: The Ultimate File Manager for Salesforce Salesforce Files Pro is a productivity utility designed for providing a hierarchical folder organization system for Salesforce files directly within the record view. Designed for professionals who live in Salesforce, this extension brings "Desktop-style" folder organization directly into your browser. 🚀 Key Features: 🗂️ 3-Level Deep Nested Folders: Create, rename, and manage a structured folder hierarchy (up to 3 levels deep) to keep your records organized and clean. 🌳 Dynamic Tree View: Toggle on the sidebar Tree View to visualize your entire folder structure at a glance and navigate complex directories instantly. 🖱️ Drag-and-Drop Simplicity: Move files and folders with ease. Drag a single file into a folder or move entire sub-directories to reorganize your workspace in seconds. 🔍 Instant Search: Find any file or folder on a record immediately with a real-time, lightning-fast search bar. ☁️ Native Salesforce Integration: No external servers, no third-party databases. Your folder structures are stored directly within your Salesforce instance using native fields. 📤 Batch Management: Upload files directly into specific folders and manage your uncategorized "Root" files with a single click. 🛠️ Technical Transparency To remain 100% serverless and secure, Salesforce Files Pro stores folder paths directly within the Description field of your Salesforce Files. Please note that organizing a file into a folder will overwrite any existing text in that specific field with the folder reference. This ensures your organization persists across different devices and users without the need for external storage. To function, this extension requires 'Cookies' permission solely to authenticate with your active Salesforce session and 'Host Permissions' to interact with your specific Salesforce domain. No data is ever transmitted to external servers.