Real-Time Event KPIs
Metrics from event subscriptions
Salesforce Statistics KPIs
Org-wide configuration and usage
Event Monitoring Log KPIs
Metrics from event log files
Database, queue, and generic logs
Analyze trends with dashboards
- User experience and application responsiveness
- User adoption and behavior
- Business-process performance
- Record and configuration changes
- Salesforce limits and resource consumption
- Instance availability
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- Security and real-time events
- Apex, Flow, and database execution
- Debug logs and Event Monitoring logs
KPI levels
A KPI can be available at both levels when it supports user-experience and technical analysis.
Real User Experience KPIs
User session KPIs
Salesforce user sessions can be analyzed using the standard GermainUX session-monitoring KPIs. Depending on the monitoring configuration, these KPIs capture session duration, activity, errors, page usage, and replay data. See User Monitoring and Session Replay KPIs.Omni-Channel KPIs
Omni-Channel monitoring provides KPIs for agent presence, capacity, assigned work, queue activity, and routing-related events. See Omni-Channel Monitoring Configuration.Click KPIs
The
Salesforce User Click KPI can be used to identify slow user interactions even when one click initiates multiple Salesforce requests.
See Salesforce User Click Analysis.
Business Process KPIs
Business-process KPIs correlate multiple user actions into a complete Salesforce workflow.
When a custom business process is configured, GermainUX automatically creates corresponding process and process-step KPIs.
Data-change KPIs
For broader record-change and administrative auditing, also configure Salesforce Audit Monitoring.
Capacity, Usage, and Availability KPIs
Platform usage KPIs
Resource usage should be monitored against Salesforce limits so that alerts can be raised before a limit disrupts users or integrations.
Instance status KPI
See Salesforce Instance Status Monitoring.
Real-Time Event KPIs
These KPIs are populated from Salesforce Real-Time Event Monitoring. Their availability depends on the Salesforce licenses, permissions, and event subscriptions enabled for the monitored organization.
See Salesforce Real-Time Event Monitoring.
Salesforce Statistics KPIs
Statistics KPIs provide organization-wide information about Salesforce configuration, automation, usage, and adoption.Apex and Flow Code KPIs
See Salesforce Code Monitoring.
Debug Log KPIs
Debug Log KPIs break a Salesforce execution into its code, database, query, Visualforce, and exception components.
See Salesforce Debug Log Monitoring and Apex Exception Monitoring.
Event Monitoring Log KPIs
These KPIs are populated from Salesforce Event Monitoring log files.Apex and integration logs
User and administrative activity
Lightning and Analytics activity
Database, queue, and generic logs
After data collection begins, use GermainUX dashboards and analytics to:
Using the KPIs
- Compare performance across users, browsers, pages, organizations, and Salesforce interfaces.
- Identify slow clicks, requests, Apex executions, queries, and Visualforce transactions.
- Correlate user-facing issues with Salesforce logs and runtime events.
- Detect abnormal API, report, login, and session behavior.
- Track Salesforce resource consumption and instance availability.
- Measure adoption of Lightning Experience, Salesforce Classic, Mobile, Flow, and custom processes.
- Configure alerts for errors, availability degradation, security events, and approaching capacity limits.
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