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How to track the usage of each function in Salesforce?
I would like to check the usage of each function like
- How many times users clicked "opportunity" component
- How many times users clicked specific components last monthIs there any way to do this? If not, it would be great if you can share your idea on tracking the usage of the system and how to set up the KPI for measaurement
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Hi Radhakrishna,
Yes you can do it through custom setting, create fields for functions to which you want to track, initially save 0 in them and at time of using the function increment your respective field by 1. If you want you can show the fields on custom Visualforce Page(VF tab).
Hope this helps.
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