One Logger Installation and Setup

1. Install One Logger
   Install our Managed Package from AppExchange.

2. Install Unmanaged Utils
   Create or install unmanaged/unpackaged utility classes for One Logger. You can either create this class directly or install our unmanaged package. These classes allow One Logger to:

   • Debug to the system console (Apex Log).
   • Retrieve the stack trace string.
   • Obtain limits for your default namespace.

   To install the unmanaged package, use the following link:

   https://login.salesforce.com/packaging/installPackage.apexp?p0=04t5e000000vn4t

   Alternatively, deploy all code in the src/ directory from the GitHub one-logger-utils repository.

3. Assign Licenses and Permission Sets
   Assign licenses to users who need access to Logger Apps and Logger API.

   The following permission sets can be granted to users:

   • Logger Admin - grants edit access to all APIs and apps, including the Logger Admin Console page.
   • Logger Read Only - grants read access to logs and the One Logger app.
   • Logger Create Logs - grants permission to publish logs.

   Use Permission Manager app to review user permissions.

   Use Permission Manager API to programmatically assign permission sets and licenses.

4. Activate Log Record Page
   Activate the packaged record pages as the org default on the following objects:

   • ok__Log__c
   • ok__Transaction_Log__c
   • ok__Tag__c
   • ok__Log_Tag__c
   • ok__Log_Search__c

   When activated, you will enable all the features available through the record pages across all apps, not only in the One Logger app.

5. Check Logger Admin Console page
   See Admin Console documentation for details.

6. Schedule Logs Cleaner (optional)
   This step is optional and allows you to automatically delete logs after a configured time. See Logs Cleaner documentation for details.