My Salesforce Trust Monitor

very useful

nice to have this not far away and not have to search for my instance number when looking up release dates or checking if an outage has occurred.

Very Helpful!

Thanks for doing this. I don't mind going to trust.salesforce.com or status.salesforce.com but having this installed in our Org makes it very handy and easy to go in one place. I like that you can create your favorites. I see that in my case the Region indicates "NA" (I assume is North America) and in the web site (status...) reads "Americas", if possible I would make it equal. I would also like to suggest to add the "Maintenance Window" that you can see in the web site. This is going to look picky but I would also recommend to reduce the size of the top section to allow more space for the lower part of the screen where you can see all the statuses of the different services. I love the fact that in the App also indicates the release number!!!! that is very helpful. Thanks for doing this and helping Admins jobs easier. Cheers Nicolas

Monitor all orgs in one!

This tool is great because you can monitor all trust related info in one sole org. At this point only the org number is populated and I would love to attach a nickname to each org number. This would help when you need to manage a handful of orgs and can't always remember which org is which!

App is great!

Going to echo the others here in ignore the 1 star review. This app does exactly what it says it will do - show you Trust status from Salesforce. It does require Lightning usage, but really why aren't you using Lightning yet? The install is easy to do and once you've installed it everything is set. It even knew my org for me, I didn't have to search it. The only disadvantage is that it runs using Lightning Web Components, which means you have to have My Domain activated to be able to use it. That part wasn't made clear in the install instructions.

Works exactly as presented. Great to have trust data in my org.

I don't know what went wrong for the one star review, but this installed easily in my org, and I did not have to assign a permission set to myself (though there is one included in the package) in order to view the app. There was a delay between receiving the email indicating the install was a success and actually seeing it in my org, but otherwise, no issues. The app itself - it's great! So convenient to have the trust data available without having to pull up another site. I can bookmark my production org and my full and partial data sandboxes and easily see when the next releases are happening. This will save me so much time when I'm building out release timelines.

Works great! Ignore the 1-star Review

I don't normally leave reviews, but the 1-star review left by Claiborne needs addressed. This is clearly someone who isn't used to using lightning. 1 - This works great in Lightning, which is the UI everyone uses (or at least the one they need to be on). 2 - After installation, you can find the app under the 9 dot app launcher, like EVERY lightning app ever created. 3 - There are instruction and FAQs clearly listed during the installation process (link: https://github.com/SalesforceLabs/MySalesforceTrustMonitor) 4 - It does take about 5-10 seconds to load the app once you first go to it, which can seem like it's not working but it eventually loads with a default to your instance. I appreciate Salesforce providing this free app - 5 stars!

Nothing To See

Saw this in the Admin preview today. I installed it. First, it only works in Lightning. Nothing is available in Classic. This should be in the documentation you can read before you install. Second, it is hard to find, because the "app" in Lightning is called Trust Monitor as an app. This should be in the documentation. Three, once I found it and clicked on it, I just get a blank screen. Like I have said -NO DOCUMENTATION. There is a permission set, Org Trust Health User. I had to assign it to my user record (no documentation). It provides access to the apex classes OrgTrustController and OrgTrustControllerTest (the test successfully runs in Developer Console), the custom object SFInstance, and a bunch of LWC's. Still blank. There is a Remote Site, Trust API. It shows as Active, but still blank screen. There is a Lightning App Trust Monitor and a Lightning Tab - Trust Monitor. You can launch both, but there is nothing displayed. Somebody needs to fix this.