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Introducing psLens — PeopleSoft Operations & Security Intelligence in Your Browser

By Chris Malek | Fri, Jun 12, 2026 | Subscribe to Updates

Struggling to bridge the legacy gap? Cedar Hills Group provides specialized PeopleSoft integration consulting to help teams design, build, and optimize their connection strategies.

We have been quietly building something for the PeopleSoft community, and today we are ready to show it off. Meet psLens — PeopleSoft operations and security intelligence that lives in a browser tab.

What psLens Does

psLens gives your team a read-only window into PeopleSoft without making them open App Designer or write SQL:

  • Look up any record, field, page, or component in seconds, across 30+ object types.
  • Audit security to see who can run a web service or reach a sensitive component.
  • Monitor Process Scheduler and Integration Broker, and catch stuck messages before users do.
  • Read-only by design, so nobody changes anything by mistake.
  • Runs in any browser with no client install.

Who It Is For

psLens is built for the people who keep PeopleSoft running: administrators, security teams, and developers who spend too much of their day digging through App Designer or running the same metadata queries over and over. If you have ever wanted a fast way to answer “what is this object?” or “who has access to that?” without firing up a two-tier client, this is for you.

Take a Look

Watch the introduction video above to see psLens in action, then head over to https://pslens.com to learn more.

Author Info
Chris Malek

Chris Malek is a PeopleTools® Technical Consultant with over two decades of experience working on PeopleSoft enterprise software projects. He is available for consulting engagements.

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