SF Lens Pro

Documentation

Get productive in a few focused steps.

Short guides for the workflows you will use most—right where Salesforce work happens.

Quick start

  1. 1. Log in to any Salesforce org in Lightning, Classic, or Experience Cloud.
  2. 2. Click the SF Lens Pro toolbar icon or the in-page launcher beside Salesforce Setup.
  3. 3. Open any tool from the top navigation or quick tools menu.

SOQL & SOSL Studio

  1. 01Select objects and fields, including relationship fields.
  2. 02Add filters, sorting, and limits while the query generates in real time.
  3. 03Run it, review results, and export CSV, Excel, or JSON if needed.

Apex logs & trace flags

  1. 01Open Debug Logs and choose a live or recent Apex execution.
  2. 02Create a trace flag for a User or Apex class and set its duration.
  3. 03Review active logging windows and remove expired flags when finished.

Field Inspector

  1. 01Open a record in Lightning, Classic, or Experience Cloud.
  2. 02Launch SF Lens Pro from Chrome or the in-page Setup launcher.
  3. 03Search fields, inspect hidden values and formulas, or copy an API name.

Static Code Guardian

  1. 01Choose the Apex or LWC code you want to inspect.
  2. 02Run the scan for security, governor-limit, enforcement, and quality issues.
  3. 03Review the tailored action plan before applying any code changes.

Data & metadata import

  1. 01Paste spreadsheet rows or upload compatible CSV content.
  2. 02Review automatic column mapping and live validation metrics.
  3. 03Confirm the operation for standard, custom, or Custom Metadata records.

Sessions and orgs

  1. 01Review your connected sandbox, developer, or production orgs.
  2. 02Check org limits and API consumption from the tracker.
  3. 03Open an isolated ghost session when testing users or working across orgs.

Exports & privacy

SF Lens Pro operates entirely on your local device. Session tokens, query data, source code, and org metadata are never sent to external servers or third parties. Communication occurs directly between your browser and your authenticated Salesforce instance through official Salesforce APIs.