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Open Salesforce orgs (prod and sandboxes) straight to Setup pages, apps, flows, objects, users, queues, Apex and more. Launchpad gets Salesforce admins where they're going in one or two clicks: Setup › Flows in the UAT sandbox, the Service Console app in production, a specific flow in Flow Builder, or an object's fields in Object Manager. • Works for production and sandbox orgs. Save the orgs you use, give each one a label and color, or just open the menu from any Salesforce tab and it picks that org automatically. • Setup shortcuts: Flows, Object Manager, Users, Profiles, Permission Sets, Apex Jobs, Debug Logs, Deployment Status and more. Add your own or remove the ones you don't use. • Lightning apps: lists every app in the org. Pin the ones you use most. A pin made in a sandbox also opens the same app in production, and in every other sandbox. • Search flows, objects, Lightning pages and permissions: type two or more letters to find a flow (opens in Flow Builder), an object (opens its fields in Object Manager, or its records list with Shift+Enter), or a permission set or permission set group (opens its Setup page). • Lightning pages: find any App, Record or Home page by name. App pages open their tab when they have one; the rest open in Lightning App Builder. • Pin anything: apps, pages, objects, flows, permission sets, permission set groups and Setup shortcuts, and pins follow each item's API name, so a pin made in a sandbox opens the same item in prod (or shows "not in this org" if it isn't there). • Keyboard-first: Alt+Shift+S opens the menu, type to filter, arrow keys to move, Enter to open in a new tab, Ctrl/Cmd+Enter for the current tab. • Optional side tab on Salesforce pages opens the same menu as a drawer without leaving the page. • Light and dark themes. Read-only by design: Launchpad never creates, changes or deletes anything in Salesforce. To list apps, Lightning pages, flows, objects and permission sets it makes a few read-only requests from your browser directly to your own org, using the session you're already logged in with. There is no server, no analytics and no tracking. Your user needs the "API Enabled" permission for the lists; shortcuts and pins work without it. Launchpad is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Salesforce, Inc. Salesforce is a trademark of Salesforce, Inc.