When building OmniScripts and FlexCards in Salesforce OmniStudio, debugging can often be challenging — especially when data doesn’t display correctly, APIs fail silently, or Integration Procedures don’t behave as expected.
Luckily, Salesforce provides a powerful tool right in your browser — the OmniStudio Network Logger.
In this blog, we’ll walk through how to access and use the Network Logger to debug your OmniStudio components efficiently.
What is the OmniStudio Network Logger?
The OmniStudio Network Logger is a browser-based debugging tool that tracks and inspects every network call made by OmniScripts and FlexCards.
It lets you see exactly what’s happening behind the scenes — including requests, responses, errors, execution times, and payloads — all in one place.
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Think of it as Chrome DevTools, but built specifically for OmniStudio developers.
⚙️ How to Debug an OmniScript or FlexCard
Let’s say you have an OmniScript form on your site that creates an Account record using a DataRaptor Load.
When you click Save, the DataRaptor executes and creates the record in Salesforce.
As soon as you perform an action in your OmniScript — such as clicking Next or invoking a DataRaptor — the Network Logger starts capturing all the related network calls.
To access it:
- Open the browser’s Inspect panel
- Press Ctrl + Shift + I (Windows) or Cmd + Option + I (Mac).
- Press Ctrl + Shift + I (Windows) or Cmd + Option + I (Mac).
- Go to the OmniStudio → Network Logger tab.
From there, you can monitor everything happening in real time — which actions are triggered on each click or page load, what data is being passed in the request, and what response is coming back from Salesforce.
Why It’s Useful
Using the Network Logger, you can easily:
- Verify if your DataRaptors, Integration Procedures, or API calls are running correctly.
- Check request and response payloads.
- Identify errors or invalid fields.
- Measure execution time and detect performance issues.
The OmniStudio Network Logger saves developers valuable time by making it easy to debug issues directly in the browser — no need to manually check backend logs.
Next time your OmniScript or FlexCard doesn’t behave as expected, just open Inspect → OmniStudio → Network Logger and watch what’s happening behind the scenes.