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Salesforce Simplified Chrome extension extends its support to Omnistudio objects

The Salesforce Simplified Chrome extension extends its support to Omnistudio objects, enabling users to view recent data both user-wise and overall, arranged in descending order for enhanced accessibility.

Among the various Omnistudio objects it supports are:

  • Omniscript
  • Integration Procedure
  • Dataraptor
  • Cards
  • Templates
  • Action
  • Products

This support facilitates the display of recent data, organized by the user and across all users, ensuring a clear and chronological overview of recent modifications and activities related to Omnistudio objects. By arranging this data in descending order, the extension streamlines the process of accessing and analyzing recent changes and activities within the specified Omnistudio objects.

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