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Nwala Okechukwu kemuakolam (Salesforce Admin bei MYLLC)
19. Aug. 2021, 13:34
Has anyone implemented for an Insurance company?

I am new to salesforce with an insurance software background (BA).. 

I am looking to connect with like minds

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  1. John Paul
    11. Sept., 23:12

     Yes, this is actually standard Salesforce behavior, not a bug. When converting a Lead into an existing Opportunity, the Lead's currency does override the Opportunity's currency by default regardless of field mapping settings, since currency isn't handled through the normal Map Lead Fields mechanism. The common workaround is using a before update trigger or flow on Opportunity to preserve the original currency when conversion happens, since declarative field mapping alone won't stop this override. 

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Reno Redaja (Salesforce Developer bei Homelink Corporation) fragte in #Agentforce
11. Sept., 21:56
Document Processing (Automations) required activating Agentforce Agents... What does this actually consume?

Aloha everyone! 

 

We're evaluating Salesforce's native Document Processing feature (under the Automations tab) as a replacement for MuleSoft IDP, which is a significant recurring cost for us and which we're barely using relative to what we're paying for it.  

 

  1. To use Document Processing, we had to activate Agentforce Agents. Does Document Processing usage draw from Agentforce/Data Cloud credit consumption, or is it billed/metered separately?
  2. Where can we actually see this consumption in our org? We can't find a clear place to monitor usage tied to Document Processing specifically.

Much mahaloz, 

Reno Redaja 

 

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  1. Himanshu Shekhar (AQBEE Innovations Pvt. Ltd.)
    11. Sept., 22:33

    @Reno Redaja

     

     

    Document Processing runs as an Agentforce agent action, so it isn't on a separate meter - it draws from your Agentforce Flex Credits (the same metered pool your agent actions use, billed monthly in arrears). Data Cloud has its own Flex Credits for Data Cloud operations, but the agent-action invocation itself is Agentforce credits. 

     

    To see it, go to Setup > Digital Wallet - that's the central, near-real-time dashboard for Flex Credit consumption (agent actions, usage, balances). You won't find a line literally labelled 'Document Processing'; it shows up as the consuming agent's action usage, so read it there by agent/action. You can also add Consumption Threshold Alerts via a Flow to get notified as usage climbs. 

     

    If this helps, please mark it as the Best Answer so it helps the next person - thanks!

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Suchismita Das (Salesforce) fragte in #Trailhead Challenges
11. Sept., 16:44
I have created the PE object and added the required fields as well sstill it is giving me error challenge not completed.Can anyone help me here? .

 

I have created the PE object and added the required fields as well sstill it is giving me error challenge not completed.Can anyone help me here? .

 

 

 

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  1. Manoj Nambirajan (Dell Technologies) Forum Ambassador
    11. Sept., 17:48

    @Suchismita Das

    help validate steps with below link 

     

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFFEZGAABwE

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Arsalan Tariq fragte in #Salesforce Developer
27. Aug., 20:29
Namespace Registry "Link Namespace" fails with missing required code challenge OAuth error

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to link a registered namespace to a Salesforce Dev Hub, but the Link Namespace OAuth flow consistently fails.

I have two Salesforce Developer Edition orgs:

Dev Hub org

Namespace org

The namespace is registered in the second Developer Edition org.

From the Dev Hub, I go to:

Setup → Namespace Registries → Link Namespace

Salesforce opens the OAuth login popup, but instead of displaying the login/authorization screen, the popup immediately returns:

error=invalid_request&error_description=missing%20required%20code%20challenge

Troubleshooting already performed

I have tried the following:

  •  Normal browser 
  •  Incognito/private browser 
  •  Different browser session 
  •  Confirmed My Domain is configured 
  •  Confirmed both Developer Edition orgs are accessible 
  •  Confirmed the SalesforceDX Namespace Registry Connected App exists 
  •  Confirmed the Connected App has OAuth enabled 
  •  Confirmed the required OAuth scopes are present: 
    •  Access the identity URL service 
    •  Manage user data via APIs 
  •  Disabled the org-level Require Proof Key for Code Exchange (PKCE) setting 
  •  Verified the relevant OAuth settings are disabled 
  •  Installed the latest Salesforce CLI 
  •  Salesforce CLI version: 
@salesforce/cli/2.149.9 win32-x64 node-v24.19.0

I also successfully authenticated both orgs through the CLI:

sf org login web --alias CharityFrontDevHub
sf org login web --alias CharityFrontNamespace

Both appear as Connected with sf org list.

The problem therefore appears to occur specifically when Salesforce's Namespace Registry → Link Namespace flow initiates its OAuth authorization.

Additional observation

The SalesforceDX Namespace Registry Connected App appears to be Salesforce-created/managed rather than an application I created for my project.

I also found references to other users experiencing a similar missing required code challenge error during the namespace linking process.

Has anyone encountered this recently with Developer Edition / Dev Hub orgs?

Is there a known Salesforce-side issue with the Namespace Registry OAuth flow, or is there another configuration that needs to be changed to provide the required PKCE code_challenge?

I'm using this for a package namespace, so I need to get the namespace linked to the Dev Hub before I can proceed with packaging.

Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.

 

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  1. Khushboo Kumari
    9. Sept., 11:43

    I am not able to disable the PKCE settings, asks me to contact support. Any workaround for this?  

    I am not able to disable the PKCE settings, asks me to contact support. Any workaround for this?

     

     

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Alexis Ardito (Product Marketing Sr. Analyst bei Salesforce) postete in * Customer Success *
Gestern 15:24

It’s going be a photo finish for ! 📸 This is your last call to join us for Trailblazer Bootcamp on September 12-14. Six tracks, one finish line. 🏁 Put your best foot forward: https://sfdc.

 

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Pablo Esteban Garcia Alvarado (Salesforce Administrator Trainee bei Self-Employed) fragte in #Certifications
9. Sept., 15:29
How do you structure your study routine? Share your best learning tips!
  • What study methods or techniques work best for you? ( Pomodoro technique, hands-on org practice, taking detailed notes, flashcards)
  • What external resources do you use alongside Trailhead? (e.g., practice exams, study groups, documentation)
  • How much time do you dedicate daily or weekly to stay consistent without burning out?

 

 

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  1. Kundan Kumar Jha (Infosys)
    9. Sept., 15:43

    Hi Pablo, 

     

    You can try below approach that consistently works for the Admin cert: 

     

    1. Start with the official Salesforce Exam Guide, not a course or video series. It's the actual blueprint, breaks down every exam section with its weightage (e.g. Configuration & Setup, Security & Access, Standard/Custom Objects, Sales & Marketing Applications, Service & Support Applications, Activity Management, Data & Analytics Management, Workflow/Process Automation). Study time should roughly mirror those weightings, not be spread evenly. 

       Official Trailhead cert prep trail (mirrors the exam guide section by section):

    https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/trails/administrator-certification-prep

     

     

    2. Hands-on Trailhead Playground practice beats passive reading for this exam specifically, since most questions are scenario-based ("what would you configure to achieve X"), not definition-recall. For every module you complete, immediately redo the same task from memory in a fresh Playground without the guide open. 

     

    3. Use Trailhead's own interactive scenario/flashcard trail alongside the modules, it's built specifically for this exam and reinforces recall through spaced repetition rather than just re-reading: 

       

    https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/trails/administrator-certification-prep

    (same trail includes these interactive study tools) 

     

    4. Join the Trailblazer Community and look for/join a Study Group, Salesforce runs official Admin Study Group sessions periodically that walk through each exam section live, this is Salesforce-endorsed prep, not third-party. 

     

    5. Pomodoro (25-30 min focused blocks) works well specifically because Setup pages and declarative tools have a lot of small, easy-to-conflate settings (e.g. sharing rules vs manual sharing vs role hierarchy), short focused sessions per topic reduce mixing concepts up. 

     

    6. Time commitment: Salesforce recommends 6-12 months of hands-on admin experience before attempting this exam, if you're studying alongside real job exposure, 5-8 focused hours/week is a realistic sustainable pace without burning out; if studying without daily hands-on org access, lean toward more Playground time relative to reading time to compensate. 

     

    7. Don't skip the Certification Program Agreement and exam policies page before exam day, format/logistics questions catch people off guard on exam day itself, not just content:

    https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/modules/administrator-certification-prep-setup-and-objects/get-started-with-administrator-certification-prep

     

     

    Good luck, this is a very achievable cert with consistent Playground practice.

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Alexis Ardito (Product Marketing Sr. Analyst bei Salesforce) postete in * Customer Success *
9. Sept., 16:45

We’re officially in the home stretch: Trailblazer Bootcamp is just 3 days away! ⏱️ Experience vs. slides: which one is your frontrunner?

 

We’re officially in the home stretch: #DF26 Trailblazer Bootcamp is just 3 days away! ⏱️ 

 

Experience vs. slides: which one is your frontrunner? 🥇 Join instructor Christian Zapla for the Administrator bootcamp on September 12-14 and learn fundamental Salesforce admin skills that are bound to make the podium. 

 

Place your bets: 

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Alexis Ardito (Product Marketing Sr. Analyst bei Salesforce) postete in * Customer Success *
3. Sept., 16:16

We’re really hitting our stride! 👟 Join instructor Jake Emrich for the Advanced Administrator bootcamp on September 12-14 and power through complex configurations, security models, and process automa

 

We’re really hitting our #TrailblazerTrackMeets stride! 👟

 

Join instructor Jake Emrich for the Advanced Administrator bootcamp on September 12-14 and power through complex configurations, security models, and process automation to maintain your momentum.

 

Lock in: https://sfdc.co/DF26TrailblazerBootcamp

 

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Alexis Ardito (Product Marketing Sr. Analyst bei Salesforce) postete in * Customer Success *
3. Sept., 18:30

G2’s Fall 2026 Reports are here, and Salesforce Customer Success is proving that consistency is key by ranking #1 in Top Services and #4 in Top Products for the second straight quarter.

 

G2’s Fall 2026 Reports are here, and Salesforce Customer Success is proving that consistency is key by ranking #1 in Top Services and #4 in Top Products for the second straight quarter. 🔑

 

Unlock the full report: https://sfdc.co/G2-Fall26-Reports

 

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  1. Deepak Sharma (Cloud Solution)
    9. Sept., 05:46

    Congratulations to the Salesforce Customer Success team! 🎉 

     

    Another strong quarter and another great recognition from G2. Consistently maintaining top rankings shows the team’s commitment to customer success and continuous improvement.  

     

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Alexis Ardito (Product Marketing Sr. Analyst bei Salesforce) postete in * Customer Success *
8. Sept., 15:37

In terms, three days is a marathon, not a sprint! 💨 But as Administrator bootcamp instructor Darren Hendrick knows all too well, those three days can be nothing short of transformational.

 

In #DF26 terms, three days is a marathon, not a sprint! 💨

 

But as Administrator bootcamp instructor Darren Hendrick knows all too well, those three days can be nothing short of transformational. Join him on September 12-14 and learn fundamental Salesforce admin skills so you can hit the ground running. 🏃

 

Set the pace: https://sfdc.co/DF26TrailblazerBootcamp 

 

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  1. Maulik Shah (CRMJetty)
    9. Sept., 05:31

     Three days can definitely be a marathon, but the impact can last much longer! 🚀 Administrator bootcamps are a great way to build strong Salesforce fundamentals through focused, hands-on learning. Excited to see the transformations this session brings! 

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