Platform Data Explorer

This Conga Advantage Platform chrome extension provides a consolidated view of all field data in a single screen, allowing users to quickly update field values. A built-in Query Console enables users to search and select fields across objects, simplifying the query-building process. Data can be exported to Excel, modified, and re-uploaded to the Platform database. An "ID Lookup" feature has been added to retrieve any record easily using the ID field value. Disclaimer : This chrome extension is an independent project developed by Irfan Khan and not endorsed or provided by Conga directly. Conga is not responsible for this extension. New features Lookup fields with dot notation. You can now write SELECT Id, Name, Account.Description FROM Agreement and it works, even though the underlying API doesn't support related fields. The extension selects the lookup, batch-fetches the related records, and merges the values into your results. This works in SELECT, WHERE, and ORDER BY, one level deep. Related-field suggestions. Typing a dot after a lookup field (Account.) switches the field suggestion bar to that object's fields, so you can pick a related field without knowing its name. Query history and saved queries. A new Library panel keeps the last 100 queries you ran, each with its object, when you ran it, how many times, and whether it succeeded or failed. Click one to load it, or use the play button to load and run it. Save names a query and keeps it permanently. History is kept per org; saved queries are shared across orgs so a query written in one environment is available in another. Both are searchable. Organization indicator. The app bar now shows which org you're connected to, by name, alongside the hostname. The browser tab title shows it too, so multiple open consoles are easy to tell apart. Live field filtering. The field suggestion bar now narrows as you type a field name, instead of always showing the full list. Fixes ORDER BY now works. Sorting was being dropped entirely — the Sort parameter went to the API empty. Both ASC and DESC now apply, and sorting on a related field is supported. Object dropdown no longer gets overwritten. Picking a field from the suggestion bar after writing a WHERE clause used to replace the selected object with the field's name. Filters on common related values work. A condition like Account.Status = 'Active', where the related value matches thousands of records, used to fail with an error about too many records. It now filters as results are read instead. Queries filtering on an unselected lookup return results. A condition on a lookup that wasn't also in the SELECT list silently returned nothing. Faster results. Debug logging was serializing every table cell and row on each render, and whole datasets on export and paste. Removed — large result sets and exports are noticeably quicker. Clearer status messages. Notices about internal processing are gone; you'll only see a note when it actually affects your results, such as a result set that may be incomplete. Author : Irfan Khan