Embedding web pages inside an iframe is a common technique used to display dashboards, third-party applications, or custom content within Salesforce. While this approach enhances user experience by bringing everything together on a single screen, many developers and admins often face a frustrating issue: the iframe content doesn’t load. In most cases, this happens because… Read More »
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) is one of the most common security vulnerabilities in web applications. It occurs when malicious scripts are injected into web pages, potentially leading to data theft, session hijacking, or unwanted UI manipulation. While Salesforce provides strong, built-in protection against such attacks, developers must also adopt secure coding practices when working with Lightning… Read More »
Salesforce provides a robust and flexible data-sharing model, including features like Organization-Wide Defaults (OWD), Role Hierarchies, Sharing Rules, and Manual Sharing. While these tools cover most use cases, there are times when precise, programmatic control over record-level access is necessary. One such scenario is when you need to manually share or revoke access to a… Read More »
Managing a modern supply chain is no easy feat; manual processes, scattered data, and delayed deliveries often leave logistics managers overwhelmed. But with Salesforce’s powerful AI and automation tools, logistics businesses are transforming their operations from reactive to proactive. From predictive demand forecasting using Einstein AI to automated purchase orders and real-time inventory visibility, Salesforce… Read More »
When integrating Salesforce with external systems, secure and authenticated HTTP callouts are crucial. Traditionally, developers had to manage this using Remote Site Settings, custom Apex code for handling tokens, and manual credential storage. This method introduced multiple risks, including hardcoded secrets, maintenance challenges, and security vulnerabilities. To address these issues, Salesforce introduced Named Credentials a… Read More »
Debug Salesforce Flows with Asynchronous Apex is an essential skill for Salesforce admins and developers. While debugging standard Flows is usually straightforward—until asynchronous Apex enters the picture. When you debug Salesforce Flows with Asynchronous Apex (such as Queueable, @future, or Batch classes), execution shifts to the Apex job queue. This blog will guide you through… Read More »
Salesforce Screen Flows are a powerful automation tool — but what happens when something goes wrong mid-flow? That’s where Fault Paths come into play. In this blog, we’ll guide you step-by-step through implementing fault paths in a Salesforce Screen Flow, enabling you to display custom error messages, optionally log those errors, and ensure a better… Read More »
In this blog post, we’ll break down two specific error messages that many developers face during package creation and what they actually mean, along with an essential tip to help improve error clarity moving forward. Creating a package version in Salesforce—particularly with a modular system like Agentforce—can feel smooth, until it doesn’t. If you’ve hit… Read More »
Salesforce offers a highly customizable interface and one of the easiest ways to improve user adoption is by renaming standard object, tab, and field labels to reflect your business language. Whether you’re transitioning from another CRM or tailoring Salesforce to specific departments (e.g., Sales, Legal, Healthcare), updating labels can make users feel right at home.… Read More »
In Salesforce, required fields serve a critical role in maintaining data quality and enforcing business rules. But what happens when users don’t want to see or interact with those required fields on the page layout? Fortunately, Salesforce provides a clever workaround using custom URL buttons or links. With this approach, you can bypass the manual… Read More »
