Alkinoos Zoho CRM Toolbox

Browse Zoho CRM functions and module metadata, export documentation, and push scripts to GitHub.

Name Alkinoos Zoho CRM Toolbox ## Short description Analyze Zoho CRM: explore modules, workflows and dependencies, edit Deluge code and run COQL queries. ## Detailed description Alkinoos Zoho CRM Toolbox helps developers and administrators analyze and document their CRM configuration in Chrome's side panel or a dedicated tab. MODULES AND FIELDS • Filter modules and search field labels, API names and picklist values. • Inspect field types, layouts, subforms and their fields, and related lists. • Hide hidden elements and elements scheduled for deletion by default. FUNCTIONS AND DEPENDENCIES • Search Deluge source and read it with syntax highlighting. • Inspect directly recognizable CRM module references, function calls and connection usage. • Explore relationships between modules, fields, functions, workflows and connections in a table, navigable graph or mind map. Dynamically constructed names cannot always be detected. • Open CRM views and the function IDE; return to your previous location inside the toolbox. • View available function runs and structured info/error output. • Load Client Scripts from the CRM session, filter by module and mode, and read syntax-highlighted JavaScript source. • Detect direct ZDK module access and function calls; show calling Client Scripts inside function details. • Export selected Client Scripts as a ZIP or explicitly upload them to your own GitHub repository. INTEGRATED DELUGE EDITOR AND DIAGNOSTICS • Open a selected function in the integrated editor and connect it to its native Zoho editor. • Format code, use snippets and CRM metadata, and keep local drafts while switching views. • Get static diagnostics with line references and explanations for modules, fields, function calls and other detectable issues. Checks do not execute CRM functions; dynamic references and incomplete metadata limit the results. • Transfer code to the linked Zoho editor only when you click “Insert into Zoho”. The target and original source are checked first; you then save the changes yourself in Zoho. COQL AND RECORDS • Build and run COQL queries, inspect results, and manage favorites and query history for each organization. • Load CRM records in the JSON viewer for structured inspection. WORKFLOWS, CONNECTIONS AND TEMPLATES • Inspect structured workflow triggers, conditions and actions. • Find connections and their usage in function source code. • Inspect email and mail-merge templates and their IDs; retrieve Writer document IDs and used fields. When a template is open in Writer in the same Chrome profile, its embedded field metadata is read through the Writer session. OAuth remains available as an optional fallback. JSON AND DOCUMENTATION • Paste JSON or transfer it from supported views; format, search, expand and collapse levels. • Copy keys and values separately. • Depending on the view, export all entries, results or selection for prompts, as Markdown or JSON; also copy function source or download a ZIP. • Optionally push selected functions, Client Scripts and metadata to your own GitHub repository through an explicit action. WORKFLOW AND REQUIREMENTS German and English UI. A signed-in CRM tab and appropriate configuration permissions are required. Supported hosts: crm.zoho.eu, .com, .in, .jp, .com.au and .com.cn. CRM embedded in Zoho One at one.zoho.eu is also supported: the toolbox detects the embedded CRM address and opens a direct CRM tab in the background when needed. Available data depends on your account, permissions and Zoho responses. Saved snapshots survive switching views; Refresh reloads the corresponding view. The optional token assistant uses your own Zoho OAuth client for the API fallback and additional Writer sources. This requires ZohoWriter.documentEditor.ALL, ZohoWriter.merge.ALL, WorkDrive.files.ALL, WorkDrive.organization.ALL and WorkDrive.workspace.ALL. Client secrets and tokens are stored for the browser session only. No credentials are included. PRIVACY Direct communication with Zoho and, when used, the optional GitHub integration. Some CRM snapshots and settings are stored locally in your Chrome profile. A snapshot stops being reused after at most 30 days and is replaced on the next retrieval. Editor drafts and Zoho OAuth credentials use browser session storage; COQL favorites and query history persist locally. The optional GitHub token also persists locally without additional encryption by the extension. GitHub pushes require your explicit action. Session storage does not hide tokens from your own developer tools. See the in-extension notice and linked privacy policy for data types, storage and deletion. No provider telemetry, advertising or integrated AI analysis. You choose where to use exported prompt text. An independent tool by Dr. Guido Laucke / Alkinoos Solutions. Not developed, sponsored or officially supported by Zoho or GitHub. A separate product alongside Alkinoos Deluge Editor Toolbox and Alkinoos Zoho Analytics Toolbox. ## Screenshot subjects (synthetic data only) 1. Explore modules, fields and subforms 2. Understand functions and CRM dependencies 3. Read workflow triggers, conditions and actions 4. Find template IDs and used fields 5. Edit Deluge in the integrated editor and read diagnostics 6. Run COQL queries and inspect results 7. Search structured JSON ## New in version 1.35.28 CRM embedded in Zoho One (EU) is now detected. A direct CRM tab is opened in the background when needed and reused. The new permission for one.zoho.eu enables this connection. Full-tab mode also opens when no CRM connection has been detected.