Summer 26

  • Flow
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    Unanimous Flow Approvals – No More Workarounds

    The updates to Flow Approvals in Summer '26 are significant architectural improvements. Salesforce is eliminating the need for complex, manual workarounds that have historically cluttered our orgs. These changes move us closer to a "no-code/low-code" enterprise reality where automation is both compliant and powerful. For admins who have spent years duct-taping approval logic together, this release is a genuine exhale.…

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  • Flow
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    Visual Comparison and Beyond – Flow Versions Just Got Easier

    The ability to visually compare flow versions is exactly the kind of quality-of-life win that Flownatics have been asking for. No more tab-switching, no more XML spelunking, no more hoping you remember what you changed three weeks ago.

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  • Artificial Intelligence
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    Exploring and Setting Up Agentforce Observability

    Agentforce Observability marks a turning point in how organizations deploy and manage AI agents on the Salesforce platform. What was once a powerful but opaque system now has a dedicated suite of tools that bring transparency to every interaction. As Agentforce continues to evolve with features like Scorers already in beta, the Observability suite will only grow. If you run…

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  • Flow
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    Choices, Choices: What Are Radio Button Groups Best Used For

    Salesforce's Summer '26 release is packing some serious automation upgrades. Whether you are managing multi-stakeholder approvals, scaling orchestration across your org, or building complex integrations without code, the platform is steadily removing friction points for admins. Among the most anticipated and highly visible improvements are the user interface enhancements coming to Screen Flows. If you have ever built a screen…

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  • Admin
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    Summer ’26: What the New Accessibility Release Updates Mean for Your Org

    Accessibility has long been on Salesforce's roadmap, but Summer '26 marks the beginning of something more structured: a rolling set of release updates specifically targeting WCAG 2.2 Resize and Reflow compliance. If you support users who rely on browser zoom, work with assistive technology, or simply use a high-DPI display at elevated magnification, these updates matter. Here's what's changing, when…

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  • Admin
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    Salesforce Is Tightening Security Across Every Org

    If you haven't gotten the memo yet, Salesforce is rolling out a sweeping set of platform security requirements between now and mid-July. These aren't suggestions. They're enforcement dates with real consequences: users get blocked, exports get stopped, and policies get auto-enabled. Admins who wait will be scrambling.

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  • Flow
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    Warn and Inform with Native Toast Messages in Salesforce Flow

    Just when the Salesforce community thought we had fully digested the Summer ’26 release notes, the product team decided to drop a classic "one more thing." Adam White recently announced that two new functionalities were "snuck" into the release at the last minute. For those of us who live and breathe Flow Builder, this is like finding an extra gift…

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  • Flow
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    Master Custom Batch Sizes for Schedule-Triggered Flows

    The arrival of custom batch sizes in Summer ’26 is a testament to Salesforce listening to the community’s "real world" pain points. While it might seem like a small setting in the Flow Builder, it is a massive architectural lever for those of us responsible for high-volume data integrity. No longer are we forced to "hack" our way around governor…

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  • Admin
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    What’s New in the Salesforce Mobile App: Summer ’26 Release

    Summer ’26 is still in preview, but the release notes are packed with updates worth knowing about, especially if you're an admin managing mobile deployments or a developer building on the platform. From smarter notifications to AI-powered transcription to cross-platform React Native support, here’s everything coming to the Salesforce mobile app this release.Summer ’26 is still in preview, but the…

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