Getting started with Jobrock extension

Install the Chrome Extension

You can install Jobrock extension on Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge (With Chrome Extension Compatibility Mode), or any Chromium-based browser.

Simply open Chrome or Edge browser go to https://chromewebstore.google.com/search/Jobrock and install the Jobrock extension.

Connect "Jobrock" to Salesforce

Click "Connect to Salesforce" and then log in via Salesforce using your standard Salesforce credentials.

Note: Jobrock does not have a user account/password as we are a Salesforce partner we can use Salesforce's secure encrypted OAuth connection.

Note:  If you believe you are using the correct username and password combination and are seeing the below message in error, please try selecting the "Use Custom Domain" link below the login button.

Hint:  Your Custom Domain will usually be present in your Salesforce account URL once you are logged in. i.e in the below example, our Custom Domain would be Jobrock

Pin the Jobrock Extension to your Chrome Toolbar

Do you see the Extension in Chrome at all times?

If not, then click the Extensions ‘Jigsaw Puzzle’ icon in the top right of your Chrome Browser and then click on the ‘Pin’ icon, when the pin becomes blue jobrock’s icon will now stay pinned within your browser for easy access.

There’s a Max & Min!

Maximize and minimize buttons have been added to the extension. The extension can now be maximized to full-screen height. When we maximize the extension, we can see more options in it, which is very useful.

Search Salesforce from your browser, quickly.

No need to open Salesforce to Search. You can Search from jobrock any time!

Create records from anywhere

Creating a new object in Salesforce can be done quickly from anywhere, even if you're not on an integrated record page.

The + button (as shown below) is a global create button that works on any website.

Salesforce suggestions

Exact Match, we need to match a record based on the Source Profile URL. To benefit from this feature, please have your Salesforce admin follow.

A "Match" or "Regular Match" indicates that we have found a record that matches the given First Name and Last Name. We make an effort to utilize "Fuzzy Matching" to ensure that names like "Marc Beni" and "Marc Benioff" are matched together wherever possible.

Possible Match, it means that we have found a record that matches based only on the First Name and Last Name. We have not found any other information, such as a common company associated with the record. For common names like 'Marc Benioff', this approach might result in matching to the wrong person."