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Adds buttons and functionality to HaloPSA and HaloITSM A Chrome/Edge extension that enhances the HaloPSA and HaloITSM experience with smart copy buttons, quick ticket search via the omnibox, recent ticket history, bulk plan date updates, and automatic date formatting fixes. Features - Quick Copy Buttons: Adds specialized buttons next to the "Share" button on any Ticket page to instantly copy: -- Formatted Ticket Link (TICKETID // CustomerID // ORGANIZATION NAME // TICKET TITLE) -- Ticket Number only -- CustomerID (smartly extracted via APIs and DOM reading) - Omnibox Search Integration: Type HA followed by a space and a ticket number in your browser's address bar to instantly jump to that ticket in HaloPSA. - Ticket History: Click on the extension icon to see a quick popup with your 10 most recently visited tickets. - Bulk Plan Date Update: Select tickets on any ticket list page, open the native Edit dropdown, and choose Set Plandate (or Set Plandatum in Dutch). A modal shows each ticket's summary and current plan date. Set an absolute date or use the +1 / +7 / +14 shift buttons to move the date relative to the current value. The modal automatically inherits the active HaloPSA theme (light or dark). - Secure & Fast: Uses native Manifest V3 MutationObserver and Chrome's ClipboardItem API for instant, seamless integration. Authentication with the Halo API runs via your own active browser session cookies.
Jul 3, 2026
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