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Working in Salesforce can take a lot of time when you must manage fields, permissions, or metadata one by one. XL-Connector makes this easier by letting you do the same
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New Debug Panel in Salesforce Flow
With the Summer ’25 release, Salesforce has completely redesigned the debug panel in Flows. It’s now cleaner, smarter and packed with features that make troubleshooting easier and faster. In this
How to Register for Salesforce Certification Exam on Trailhead Academy
Salesforce introduced a major change on July 21, 2025. From this date, all Salesforce certifications, including those for Tableau, MuleSoft, Slack, and even Accredited Professional exams, are now managed entirely
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Rollback Element in Salesforce Flow
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Salesforce Apex Best Practices with Real-Time Examples
Salesforce Apex is a strong, object-oriented programming language that lets developers create complicated business logic, automate tasks, and connect to other systems. To write Apex code that is efficient, scalable,