Connections

A connection in TranSFlator represents one Salesforce org you have authenticated against. Each connection is a row in the app sidebar with its own encrypted refresh token, label, and last-tested timestamp.

You can add as many connections as you want — production, multiple sandboxes, scratch orgs, customer orgs if you’re a consultant. The app keeps them side by side and switching is one click.

Add, rename, delete

See Connect your Salesforce org for the add flow. To rename, right-click the connection in the sidebar → Rename. To delete, right-click → Delete. Deleting a connection wipes the encrypted refresh token from transflate.db immediately; Salesforce is not informed, so the refresh token will remain valid on Salesforce’s side until you manually revoke it from Setup → Connected Apps OAuth Usage.

Test connection

The small dot next to each connection shows its status:

Green — last test succeeded, token valid.
Amber — not tested this session, might be stale.
Red — last test failed. Click to re-authenticate.

Click any connection and the app hits /services/data/v65.0/ on the org to re-validate the session before loading the workspace. If the token was revoked or expired, you’ll be prompted to re-authorise through the normal OAuth flow.