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Bulkbeam adds bulk select, copy and quick-search to Salesforce report lists - the bulk actions Salesforce never shipped. Bulkbeam adds salesforce bulk actions to the Lightning reports list — multi-select report rows, one-click copy of selected report links, a live folder/name filter, and a Cmd/Ctrl+K cross-report quick search — all injected right on the page. It's the bulk-select layer Salesforce never shipped, built for admins and RevOps who manage hundreds of reports. Salesforce makes you open reports one at a time. Bulkbeam overlays a checkbox on every row so you can select 50 reports and copy their links in one click instead of 50 round-trips. What you get • ✅ Multi-select with select-all — a checkbox layer over the reports list view • 🔗 Copy selected report links — name + absolute URL straight to your clipboard • 🔎 Live filter box — type to filter the visible list by report name or folder • ⌘ Cross-report quick search (Cmd/Ctrl + K) — a command palette to jump to any report • 🛡️ Degrades gracefully — if Salesforce's DOM differs, Bulkbeam shows a small notice instead of breaking the page • 🌑 Clean dark toolbar — stays out of the way, collapses when you don't need it Why Bulkbeam One numeric claim: selecting and copying 50 report links drops from ~50 manual clicks to 1. Bulkbeam works at the DOM level, doing cross-row actions the Salesforce report APIs don't expose. Pro (coming soon) True bulk run & export across reports, team seats, and a shared admin console — the cross-tab bulk actions the API can't do, sold as team seats.
Jun 23, 2026
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