In the previous parts of this blog series, we explored the fundamental communication mechanisms available in Lightning Web Components (LWC): Part 1 – focused on Child-to-Parent communication using custom events. Part 2 – covered Parent-to-Child communication using public (@api) properties and methods. In this third part, we build on those foundational concepts and address a… Read More »
Financial firms operate in a volatile environment. Client’s needs change, markets shift, new regulations are born every year and so on. To stay ahead, banks, insurers, wealth managers and other fintech firms need to have an access to clear and timely information and execution. They need Real time insights instead of outdated data or juggling multiple spreadsheets. This is where salesforce… Read More »
Sibling component communication is one of the most confusing topics for developers working with Lightning Web Components (LWC). At first glance, it feels natural to expect sibling components to communicate directly with each other. When that doesn’t work, many developers immediately reach for Pub-Sub, often without fully understanding the long-term implications. Salesforce encourages a more… Read More »
Salesforce Apex annotations may look simple at first glance, but choosing the wrong one can silently introduce performance issues, scalability limitations, and long-term technical debt. A single annotation – @AuraEnabled or @InvocableMethod – defines how your Apex logic interacts with Lightning Web Components (LWC) and Salesforce Flow, and misusing them can quickly push your solution… Read More »
In an era where every customer experience counts and operational delays can cost millions, the Food & Beverage (F&B) industry is turning towards intelligent automation to stay ahead. Whether you’re running a multi-chain restaurant brand or a packaged foods enterprise, the future is clear: Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation are redefining how leaders manage production… Read More »
Managing Salesforce user access manually can lead to security gaps, compliance risks, and unnecessary administrative effort. Salesforce User Access Policies offer a powerful, no-code solution to automate user access provisioning and de-provisioning without relying on Flows, Apex, or custom automation. This feature helps administrators centrally manage permissions while ensuring users always have the right level… Read More »
If you’re transitioning to Salesforce Second-Generation Packaging (2GP), one of the first things you’ll notice is that your metadata looks different after packaging. Objects, fields, Apex classes, and components suddenly appear with a namespace prefix, even though your original source code contains no such prefix. This can be confusing at first but this behavior is… Read More »
Separate business management systems can cause confusion within your organization. Teams spend more time searching for data than on their core work, and customer experience deteriorates due to the lack of seamless data flow. The integration of two systems, i.e., Salesforce CRM and the Shopify platform, merges information from both. Everything, including orders, stock levels,… Read More »
Salesforce Lookup Filters are a powerful configuration feature that helps administrators and developers control which records users can select in lookup fields. When implemented correctly, lookup filters improve data quality, enforce business rules, and streamline user workflows. However, when lookup filters are misconfigured or removed incorrectly they can introduce confusing system errors that are difficult… Read More »
As a Salesforce user, you may not always want to import all data from your Sage 100 system into Salesforce. In many scenarios, only records created within a specific time period such as Customers created between June and October 2025 are required. GUMU makes this easy by allowing you to apply date range filters during… Read More »
