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The Salesforce Winter ’23 Preview Release notes are now available! Lets see some of the best upcoming features. NOTE: Features are subject to change. Customisation: Dynamic Forms & Dynamic Related Lists Dynamic Forms. Now support Accounts, Contacts, Opportunities and Person Accounts! Click here for more info. Dynamic Related Lists. Introduced in Summer ’22. Winter ’23 …
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The Summer ’22 Preview Release Notes are now available! Let’s see some of the upcoming features. NOTE: Features are subject to change. Targeted Prompts Targeted Prompts show guidance on a specific component. Additional components are now supported: Einstein Search, Help, Trailhead (Global Header) and the Action Ribbon for List Views and Record Pages. This can …
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The Salesforce Summer ’22 release is around the corner. Here, I’ll share key dates and recommendations for the release. What is Summer ’22? Salesforce has three releases each year: Spring, Summer, and Winter. These introduce new features, which can be enabled either: Automatically By an Administrator or Developer By a request to Salesforce Pay attention …
Ever wanted a piece of functionality in Salesforce, which isn’t available yet? Wish it was part of the core platform? That’s where the IdeaExchange comes in! In this post, I’ll take a quick look at the IdeaExchange, Prioritisation, how to spend your coins and where to go to learn more. Table of Contents What’s the IdeaExchange & …
September 21 IdeaExchange Prioritisation – Don’t lose your Coins! Read More »
It’s nearly time for the last Salesforce Release of 2021! It has come around quickly. Let’s take a look at some of the best bits of Winter ’22! NOTE: At the time of writing, the Winter ’22 Release Notes are in Preview. Details are subject to change. Table of Contents Analytics Enhancements Report Run Page: Inline …
Einstein Search It’s time for another #LightningFlap! In this post, we’ll cover Einstein Search. This is Generally Available in Summer ’21. We’ll show what Einstein Search is, how to set it up and use it. Let’s get started! Table of Contents What is Einstein Search? First introduced in Winter ’20, Einstein Search is the next-generation of …
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In-App Guidance has been enhanced further in the Summer ’21 Release. This follows other updates in Spring ’21. Table of Contents In-App Guidance: Targeted Prompts In-App Guidance allows us to create targeted prompts for users. This has many use cases. For example, helping adoption and signposting changes. As of Summer ’21, the types of Prompts supported …
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The Salesforce Summer ’21 Release is nearly here! In this post, we shall cover what Summer ’21 is, when it is and some recommendations on what you should do ahead of the Release. NOTE: Summer ’21 is currently in preview. This means this is still subject to ‘safe habor’ and change. Table of Contents What is Summer …
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It feels like 5 minutes since Winter ’21 and now we’re talking about Spring ’21! On the 18th of December, Salesforce released the Preview of the Release Notes. The following summarises some of the features which grabbed my attention. This is not exhaustive. Equally, this is based on a ‘Preview’; features are still subject to change. …
It is time for another #LightningFlap! In our last post, we looked at Activity Timelines and how they help show Tasks/Events in a single view. Click here to check that out. Before our deep-dive on Lightning Record Pages, we shall take a slight detour! Winter ’21 is coming and there is plenty to get excited …
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