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πŸš€ Announcing Salesforce Simplified v2.2.9: Event Graph Search, Open Links Presets, Deep Field Matching & Unified AI

We’re excited to announce the release of Salesforce Simplified v2.2.9!

This major update introduces powerful visual discovery capabilities to the Event Graph, ready-to-use 1-click Open Links presets, expanded AI support through OpenRouter and on-device Google Gemini Nano, and improved integration health monitoring with a clean, CORS-free browser console experience.

Here’s a complete walkthrough of what’s new in v2.2.9.


🏷️ Event Graph: Search Tags, Multi-Color Highlighting & Deep Field Matching

The Event Graph helps visualize how records, automations, and transactions are connected across your Salesforce org. With v2.2.9, navigating complex event chains is faster, more intuitive, and more powerful.

πŸ”Ž Custom Search Tags

You can now add multiple search tags directly from the Event Graph toolbar, such as:

searchTag1 · searchTag2 · searchTag3

This makes it easier to search for multiple values simultaneously and quickly identify relevant records and events.

🎨 8-Color Dynamic Tag Palette

Each search tag is automatically assigned a distinct, high-contrast color from our curated palette:

Amber · Purple · Teal · Pink · Sky · Emerald · Orange · Indigo

Matching nodes dynamically glow with their assigned tag color and display inline match badges, making it easy to see exactly why a node matched your search.

πŸ”¬ Deep Field & Related Record Matching

Search tags now go far beyond event names.

The matcher recursively examines fields and values across related records, including:

  • Standard and custom fields
  • Status and picklist values
  • Dates and timestamps
  • Record IDs
  • Lookup and relationship references
  • Field-change mutations (fromto)
  • Input and output payloads

This provides much deeper visibility when investigating complex record and automation activity.

πŸ”΅ Clear Selected Record Highlighting

The active or searched root record is now visually distinct throughout the Event Graph.

Selected records are highlighted with:

  • Luminous royal-blue borders
  • An elevated glow effect
  • A clear SELECTED RECORD badge
  • Consistent highlighting across both graph and timeline views

πŸ•˜ Synchronized Recent Traces

Quickly move between recently searched records using 1-click history chips.

Your search input and graph root remain synchronized, making it much easier to switch between investigations without losing context.


πŸ”— Open Links: 1-Click Presets & Dynamic Token Engine

Salesforce components such as OmniScripts, DataRaptors, Flow Builder versions, and Apex security pages often require complex URLs that can vary by component type, namespace, and Salesforce release.

The Open Links manager now includes pre-configured, ready-to-use presets that let you open supported records directly in their native Salesforce setup or designer experience.

⚡ Pre-Configured Presets

Available presets include:

  • Apex Class Security — Open the profile and permission set security editor directly.
  • OmniProcess Designer — Quickly access OmniScript and Integration Procedure designers.
  • DataRaptor / Data Transform — Open mappings directly in the DataRaptor designer.
  • Profile: View Users — Jump directly to users assigned to a specific profile.
  • Flow Builder — Open Flow definitions directly in Flow Builder.
  • Object Manager — Navigate directly to an object's Fields & Relationships setup.

🧩 Dynamic Placeholders

Presets support dynamic tokens including:

  • {id} — Record ID
  • {name} — Record or Developer Name
  • {ns} — Automatically detected managed-package namespace prefix
  • Custom field tokens — Use values from additional record fields

This makes presets reusable across different records and org configurations.

πŸ—‚️ Interactive Preset Cards

Presets are now displayed in a clean, easy-to-browse grid.

Simply select Use Preset to automatically populate the URL template form and get started immediately.


πŸ€– Unified AI Studio & Multi-Source Incident Forensics

We’ve significantly expanded the built-in AI capabilities in v2.2.9 with additional providers, privacy-first local execution, and deeper incident analysis.

🌐 OpenRouter Integration

Connect Salesforce Simplified to OpenRouter and access a wide range of leading open models, including:

  • Meta Llama 3.1
  • Mistral
  • DeepSeek

This gives you more flexibility when choosing the AI model that best fits your workflow.

πŸ”’ On-Device Google Gemini Nano

You can now run AI prompts 100% locally on your machine using Chrome’s built-in Prompt API and Google Gemini Nano.

Benefits include:

  • No network latency
  • Local execution
  • Enhanced data confidentiality
  • No need to send prompt data to an external AI provider

πŸ”‘ Simplified Key & Model Management

AI provider cards now provide a streamlined configuration experience with:

  • Inline model selection
  • Direct 1-click token creation links
  • Instant connection testing
  • Easier provider configuration

πŸ•΅️ Incident Detective AI Enrichment

Incident Detective can now synthesize information from multiple sources, including:

  • Execution logs
  • Setup audit trails
  • Record mutation timelines

The result is a more comprehensive root-cause analysis, along with recommended remediation steps to help you move from investigation to resolution faster.

🌍 Prompt API Compliance

Chrome's built-in AI integrations now enforce explicit outputLanguage safety attestations, ensuring prompts comply with the requirements of the Prompt API.


πŸ”Œ CORS-Free API Integration Monitoring

Integration health monitoring has also received an important upgrade.

no-cors Fetch Probing

Outbound health checks for:

  • Named Credentials
  • External Data Sources
  • Remote Site Settings
  • CSP Trusted Sites

now use mode: 'no-cors' with automated timeout handling.

🧹 Clean DevTools Console

Health checks can now measure endpoint availability and latency without filling your browser's DevTools console with unnecessary cross-origin CORS errors.

The result is a cleaner development and troubleshooting experience.


⚡ Performance, Stability & Polish

Alongside the major features, v2.2.9 includes several stability and performance improvements.

🧹 Storage Sanitization

Angular's internal $$hashKey values are now stripped during storage serialization.

This permanently resolves ngRepeat:dupes errors affecting recent history and trace lists.

πŸš€ Digest Stability

Stable reference caching through ssStableList has been implemented across dynamic tag arrays, providing smoother and more consistent rendering with less UI jitter.

🎨 Streamlined Favicon Management

Tab icon customization has been simplified for a cleaner and more maintainable experience.


πŸš€ Get Started with Salesforce Simplified v2.2.9

Salesforce Simplified v2.2.9 is available now on the Chrome Web Store!

Thank you to the entire Salesforce developer and admin community for your continued support, feedback, and feature requests.

We’re excited to keep making Salesforce troubleshooting, discovery, and development simpler, faster, and more powerful.

Happy debugging! πŸš€

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