Salesforce Scheduler Inspector
Monitor Scheduled Apex activity, get instant alerts for failed jobs, and build complex Quartz cron expressions from a single, lightweight browser extension.
See It In Action
A complete walkthrough of the Scheduler Inspector's core features directly inside an active Sandbox.
Built for Salesforce Native Complexity
Stop querying `CronTrigger` objects manually. Manage your org's automation directly from your browser toolbar.
Quartz Cron Builder
Build robust Quartz cron expressions using a simplified visual UI. Includes plain-language summaries ensuring you never misconfigure batch timings.
Multi-Org Context
Seamlessly switch context between multiple open Sandbox and Production tabs. The extension intuitively knows which active org you are currently viewing.
Live Run Status
Instantly review active scheduled Apex job details including next run, previous run, total run count, and the related processing Apex class.
Instant Job Alerts
Set up explicit alerting for your environment. Get notified the moment an org schedule is missed, stopped, or fails due to an exception.
Absolute Security
Zero external server dependencies. The extension operates entirely locally within your browser, connecting only to your authenticated Salesforce session.
Timezone Aware
Toggle seamlessly between viewing your daily scheduled activity in your local browser time or the explicit timezone configured within the Salesforce org.
Stop guessing cron formats.
Join the developers saving hours of administrative debugging every week.
Add to Chrome — It's FreeThe Ultimate Tool for Managing Salesforce Scheduled Jobs
Managing and monitoring Salesforce scheduled jobs has historically been one of the most tedious tasks for CRM developers and administrators. Without external utilities, Salesforce requires administrators to manually navigate through nested setup menus to locate "Scheduled Jobs" or execute complex SOQL queries against the CronTrigger and AsyncApexJob objects in the Developer Console just to determine when an Apex batch is slated to run next.
The Salesforce Scheduler Inspector Chrome Extension was built from the ground up to eliminate this highly inefficient workflow. By sitting natively inside your Chrome browser toolbar, it passively maintains awareness of your active Salesforce tab. This means whether you are operating within a rigorous Full-Copy Sandbox configuring integrations or diagnosing an emergency exception in Production, the extension instantly detects the org context without requiring separate logins or OAuth handshakes.
Simplifying the Quartz Cron Expression Builder
One of the largest friction points when scheduling code execution via System.schedule is writing valid Quartz cron expressions. Salesforce utilizes a highly specific variant of Quartz cron formatting requiring explicit seconds, minutes, hours, days of the week, and years. Even senior developers frequently encounter deployment syntax errors due to a misplaced asterisk or question mark.
Our built-in Quartz Cron Builder acts as an interactive visual translator. Instead of guessing syntax strings, you simply select the time intervals you need—such as "Every weekday at 3:00 AM"—and the extension instantly generates the exact, deployable Salesforce-compliant string (0 0 3 ? * MON-FRI *). Furthermore, if you encounter a legacy cron string in an existing codebase, simply drop it into the Inspector. It immediately parses the string and returns a plain-English translation so you definitively know the intended run schedule before making any modifications.
Proactive Apex Batch Alerting System
Silent failures are the bane of data architecture. Native Salesforce functionality does not alert you if a Scheduled Apex job silently aborts mid-process due to a CPU limit exception or data lock error unless custom error handling framework code is previously embedded. This results in missing data syncs or failed invoice generations that often go unnoticed for days.
The Salesforce Scheduler Inspector incorporates a lightweight, browser-based monitoring engine. You can configure distinct parameters to trigger visual browser alerts whenever an active job enters a Failed, Holding, or Aborted state. This gives DevOps teams and release managers unparalleled visibility into system health, guaranteeing that mission-critical, high-volume batch processing never halts without immediate notification.
By combining real-time Org status checks, multi-tenant tab switching, native timezone translations, and an interactive cron utility, this free extension has rapidly become a mandatory utility for modern Salesforce professionals aiming to maintain lightning-fast, highly optimized CRM environments.