Learn the step-by-step process to securely configure email domain authentication in Salesforce using DKIM keys and Authorized Email Domains to improve email deliverability.
Read MoreA DevHub is the Salesforce org that allows you to create and manage scratch orgs and second-generation packages (2GP). It acts as the central hub for your Salesforce app development lifecycle. 👉 Know more about DevHub Steps to enable DevHub:
Read MoreSalesforce is tightening security and modernizing its domain infrastructure. If your org still relies on legacy (non-enhanced) My Domain hostnames, there’s an important change coming that could impact your logins, integrations, and bookmarks. Starting Spring ’26 (January 2026), Salesforce will permanently end redirections for these older hostnames.
Read MoreLogin your salesforce Org 🡪 Go to App Launcher 🡪 Search for “Account Engagement” Click on “Account Engagement Settings” Tab 🡪 Click on Domain Management Click on Add New Domain. Enter your domain 🡪 Click on Create domain.
Read MoreGo to this link: Click on the "Account Engagement AppExchange package" link. Choose the “Production Environments” option. Log in with your Salesforce credentials → Select “Install for Admins Only” → Click the “Install” button.
Read MoreLogin to Salesforce Go to Setup–>Security Controls–>Identity Provider Select "Create a new certificate…" Provide Certificate Label and Unique Name and click "Save". Click on Enable Identity Provider, select certificate and click "Save".
Read MoreFollowing is the snippet of anonymous code which will help you to schedule your apex Job to run Every HOUR. Write below code in “Developer Console” to schedule class for every One Hour Everyday. Apex Code: ScheduleclassEveryhour objschclass = new
Read MoreBelow are the seven steps to integrate Salesforce with Oracle using Lightning Connect Sign up for a DataDirect Cloud trial Download & Install On-Premise Connector Create a Data Source Configure & Test Connection Configure Schema
Read MoreBelow are the four steps to integrate Salesforce with .NET using WSDL. Download the WSDL file from Salesforce Account. Go to Setup | App Setup | Develop | API Run the WebServiceStudio.exe. (Browse the downloaded .wsdl file and save all files and give name sForceServices) Copy sForceServices.cs file to our .Net application Set Credentials to .Net application
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