Eric Whipple
Articles
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LWC Events with lwc-event
Event Logging for Lightning Web Components (first introduced in beta, in the 3.53 release) enables developers to record event data from the internal execution of a custom component. This allows adm...
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The SightLane Data Model
Introduction In this article, we'll review the core Salesforce objects used in the SightLane platform and their basic roles. A few additional minor objects are used in utility functions, but these ...
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Send an Email
Sending an email is a great way to let people know that something needs their attention since most users do not check their monitoring software frequently. To begin, select the "Add Event Response"...
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Report to SightLane (Collections)
If you've read the Flow Audit Overview article, you know that creating visibility in your Salesforce Flows is as easy as drag-and-drop. In this article, we will dive deeper into one of the five Sig...
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Assign SightLane Permissions
When SightLane is installed in an org, the installer chooses whether to install for Admins Only, All Users, or for Specific profiles. A great description of the differences between these three o...
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Static Logging
Ok, now we're getting to the topics that are a little more complicated. That being said, they are really important to understand so that you can design logs that are as clear and simple as possibl...
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Configure User Experience
Configure the Case Page Once again, WatchMe works with any object, but for demonstration purposes, we will use the Case object. First, let's add the "Request WatchMe" button to the actions panel. ...
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Configure Policy Events
The second step in configuring SightLane for Shield events involves a Custom Metadata Type called a Policy Event. Policy Events specify how SightLane will process incoming Transaction Security Pol...
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Understanding Monitors
The SightLane Monitor object is a collection of settings and related records that govern how a runtime Event is created and handled. It stores no logging data. Although it is "related" to an Even...
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"One-Liner" Logging
The classic monitoring model of creating a logger, logging statements against it, and then reporting it back to SightLane gives you powerful control over when and how to create in-process visibilit...