Hi All! All Salesforce Classic users will be automatically moved to Lightning experience on January 7, 2020. I prepared a post to explain what you should expect and why it is time to migrate to Lightning. You can read the post here >> https://ascendix.com/blog/classic-salesforce-lightning-migration-guide/
⭐ Learn why to transition to Lightning now
⭐ How long might it take (from 6 weeks)
⭐ Get a sample of a migration plan
⭐ Learn where to start and what challenges to expect
Hi @Valeria Kokina . The statement that all Salesforce Classic users will be moved to Lightning Experience isn't accurate.
On January 7, 2020, Salesforce is automatically turning on Lightning Experience for all orgs that haven't already done so. But which users are affected depends on who has the Lightning Experience User permission:
* All standard profile users have this permission by default. But even so, at the time Lightning Experience is turned on, these users stay in Salesforce Classic. They do, however, get a link that allows them to switch to Lightning Experience on their own.
* For orgs with custom profiles, most users aren't affected at all, unless an org's admin added the Lightning Experience User permission to those profiles.
The Scheduled Switcher feature does switch Lightning Experience-enabled users into the new interface once a week. But admins can control this feature as well.
You can get the full details about what happens when the critical update activates in this FAQ:
https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=000317946&type=1&mode=1. To avoid confusion, would be great if you could clarify this information in your blog post. Thanks!
