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Winter ’27 is a big release for Flow Builder: Test Mode, new split elements, flow tags, element grouping, edit history and screen flows on multiple records.
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Admin & Best Practices · Aug 25, 2026
Should you hire a full-time Salesforce admin, rely on managed services, or combine both? A practical comparison of cost, coverage and risk.
Admin & Best Practices · Jul 14, 2026
A practical guide to Salesforce access control: why permission sets now matter more than profiles, how sharing works and the settings to…
Admin & Best Practices · Jun 9, 2026
Notable changes in Salesforce’s Summer ’26 release, including new date operators in Flow and access visibility in Object Manager, plus a review…
Admin & Best Practices · Feb 24, 2026
The Spring ’26 Salesforce release highlights worth knowing, especially Flow Builder and screen flow improvements, plus what admins should review.
Admin & Best Practices · Feb 17, 2026
Most Salesforce dashboards go unread. How to design reports and dashboards around real decisions, so leaders open them every week.
Admin & Best Practices · Oct 14, 2025
The Winter ’26 Salesforce release highlights worth knowing: Flow improvements, version comparison, debugging, CLI flow tests and changes admins must review.
Admin & Best Practices · Sep 9, 2025
Salesforce upgrades every org three times a year. A practical routine for reviewing release notes, testing in preview sandboxes and handling release…
Admin & Best Practices · Sep 2, 2025
How to move from risky changes in production to a simple, reliable Salesforce release process with sandboxes, source control and automated checks.
Admin & Best Practices · Aug 5, 2025
Fifteen warning signs that a Salesforce org is accumulating technical debt, and a practical plan to fix them without disrupting users.
Admin & Best Practices · Dec 10, 2024
Flow or Apex? A practical framework for deciding when declarative automation is enough and when code is the safer, cheaper choice.
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