Go from a component file in VS Code to its page in Salesforce Setup in ~3 seconds. No endless clicking. No hunting by label. No re-typing passwords. Just right-click, pick your org, and launch.
Works the moment it sees sfdx-project.json · Uses your
existing SFDX CLI auth · No credentials stored locally
You found the field in VS Code. Now you just want to see it in Salesforce Setup. But first — the ritual:
Dig up the org URL and password from a sticky note.
Wait for the gear to load. Every. Single. Time.
But you only know the API name. So now you guess.
Object → Fields & Relationships → scroll → scroll…
Now do it all over again in UAT. And Prod.
70–80 seconds of context-switching, hundreds of times a day.
SFDX-Express reads your project and takes you straight to the component page in Setup — by API name, label, or file path. See it in action:
One shortcut replaces a dozen clicks — across every sandbox you own.
Purpose-built for the way Salesforce developers actually work in VS Code.
Right-click any file, pick a sandbox, and land on its Setup page in seconds — not minutes.
Open the same component in Dev, Test, UAT, Staging, or Production without switching tabs or logins.
Find any component by API name, label, or file path — search the way you actually remember things.
Pin the components you touch most for instant retrieval — no more re-hunting the same field.
Keep notes, SOQL queries, and pinned components organized per story or defect you're working on.
Rides on your existing SFDX CLI authorizations. Open orgs instantly — no passwords, ever.
Pull down a single component instead of an entire object. Grab exactly what you need.
License checks run server-side and no credentials are stored locally — your orgs stay yours.
Your components, metadata, and notes never leave your machine. Nothing is stored on our servers — you keep full ownership and control of your data, always.
Grab it from the Marketplace. It activates automatically when it
spots your sfdx-project.json.
Pick from your authorized orgs — Dev, UAT, Prod, or any sandbox you've connected.
You're dropped straight onto the component in Salesforce Setup. Pin it, note it, move on.
Everything an evaluator needs on one screen — what it is, what it needs, and how it handles your data.
| What it is | A Visual Studio Code extension for Salesforce developers — not an AppExchange package or standalone app. |
|---|---|
| What it does | Opens any Salesforce component's Setup page directly from its file in VS Code, in any authorized org, in ~3 seconds. |
| Core problem solved | Eliminates the 70–80 second manual loop of logging in, opening Setup, searching by label, and drilling through menus — repeated hundreds of times a day. |
| Who it's for | Salesforce developers, admins, consultants and delivery teams running multi-sandbox pipelines (Dev → Test → UAT → Production). |
| Supported orgs | Dev, Test, UAT, Staging and Production. |
| Requirements |
VS Code · Salesforce CLI (SFDX) with an authorized org · a DX
project containing sfdx-project.json (triggers
auto-activation).
|
| Platforms | Windows, macOS and Linux. |
| Authentication | Passwordless — reuses your existing SFDX CLI org authorizations. No Salesforce credentials are stored locally. |
| Where your data lives | On your machine only. Components, metadata, notes and SOQL queries are never uploaded to or stored on our servers. License checks run server-side. |
| Pricing model | Paid per-user subscription with a free trial. Monthly and annual plans, identical features; annual is discounted and price-locked for the term. Billing via Razorpay. Cancel anytime from within the extension. |
| Complements, not replaces | Works alongside the Salesforce CLI, Salesforce Extensions for VS Code, and your CI/CD — it's a navigation and search layer, not a deployment or metadata-authoring tool. |
| Publisher | Infonotics Softech Pvt Ltd (Infonotics Softwares), India · enquiries@infonotics.com |
Everything Salesforce developers ask before switching from clicking to launching.
sfdx-project.json — the extension activates
automatically when it detects that file. Runs on Windows, macOS and
Linux.
Join the developers logging out 60 minutes early — because they stopped losing them to Salesforce Setup.