Architect Group, Copenhagen, Denmark

🚀 Excited to announce our next Salesforce Architect Community event!

📅 Date: Thursday, May 28, 2026 

🕒 Time: 17:30–19:30 CST/CEST

📍 Location: Capgemini Denmark, 2 Havneholmen, København 2450

This special double‑session brings together two of the most important forces shaping modern Salesforce delivery:

🛡️ Session 1 — CI/CD Architecture & Scalable Salesforce Delivery  

Our first speaker Anant Sah Teli (Senior Manager - Salesforce Release & DevOps @Coloplast) will dive into the foundations of enterprise‑grade DevOps:

 🔹 CI/CD pipelines designed for scale

🔹 Git & branching strategies for large teams

🔹 Environment orchestration from Dev → QA → UAT → Production

🔹 Quality gates, testing & static analysis

🔹 and more...

🤖 Session 2 — Salesforce + Claude: The Next Evolution of Enterprise Delivery.

With our second speaker Uday kumar Karekallu (Salesforce Lead Consultant/Architect @Capgemini) will showcase how Claude transforms Salesforce delivery:

🔹 AI as a co‑worker — not just a tool

🔹 Developers — faster code, less boilerplate, better quality

🔹 Architects — smarter, scalable design decisions

🔹 Agentic workflows — AI embedded in coding, reviews & pipelines

🔹 and more...

Whether you’re an Architect, Developer, DevOps Engineer, or Delivery Leader, this event will give you the frameworks, tools, and mindset to build faster, safer, and smarter on Salesforce.

🎟️ Seats are limited — register here: https://trailblazercommunitygroups.com/e/m8yx8h/

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🎉Event Recap: "The CTA Mindset for Every Architect"

CTA-level thinking is not about the certification — it’s about discipline in how we approach complexity.

🤗A big thank you to Sarabjeet Pal for sharing candid insights from your CTA preparation journey — including what it truly means to think, prioritize, and defend like a CTA candidate under pressure..

Highlights from the session:

• Structure before solution

• Prioritize what truly drives architecture

• Make trade-offs visible

• Defend decisions with clarity and confidence

• Use CTA evaluation criteria as a practical real-world framework

Appreciate everyone who joined and contributed. Sessions like this raise the bar for all of us.

Big thankyou to Fluido for hosting us !! 🙏 

On to the next one... 

Nishant Sinha

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🎉Event Wrap-Up: "Customer-First Architecture—From Concept to Reality

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Last week, we gathered at

for an energizing session that challenged how we think about Salesforce architecture.  

Huge thanks to everyone who joined us in person and made the evening so interactive and insightful! 

👤

(Senior Manager, DYNACAP) led us through a powerful rethink of Customer 360—flipping the model to start with customer → process → platform. 

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Real-world examples of architecture wins (and fails) 

Outside-in design: mapping the customer journey before touching the tech 

Breakout discussions that sparked fresh perspectives and peer learning 

📸

: Sharing a few snapshots from the event for those who couldn’t attend. 

Thanks to everyone who joined us! 🙌  

Let’s keep the conversation going!  

What resonated most with you?  

Drop your thoughts below or tag someone who’d love this approach. 

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💡 What if your Salesforce architecture was technically perfect… but your customer still had a broken experience ? 

📅 Date: Sept 10, 2025 (Wednesday) 

🕒 Time: 17:30–19:30 CST/CEST 

📍 Location: DYNACAP, 2C Vestergade, København, 1456 

Our next In-person session, “Customer-First Architecture: From Concept to Reality”, will challenge the way we think about design. 

Join us, where our speaker Arune Blaziunaite (Senior Manager, DYNACAP) will unpack why Customer 360 often falls short, and explore how to flip the model: customer → process → platform. 

🔎 What to expect: 

🔹Real-world use cases showing where architecture succeeds—and where it fails. 

🔹A practical “outside-in” approach: designing for the customer journey, not just internal silos. 

🔹"INTERACTIVE-BREAKOUT" discussions where you’ll collaborate with peers, share your own experiences, and reframe common challenges through a customer-first lens. 

This isn’t a sit-back-and-listen event. It’s a chance to get involved, exchange perspectives, and walk away with actionable insights you can apply in your own work. 

🔔 Click the link in to reserve your seat today:  

See Customer-First Architecture: From Concept to Reality at Trailblazer Community Salesforce Architect Group, Copenhagen, Denmark

Hi all,

Looking for someone with experience creating a custom auth provider using the Auth.AuthProviderPluginClass class.

I have everything working fine, but I want to do a "nonce" check after the Http callout in the handleCallback method. But there is no way that I have found to do debugging to find out why it do not work.

The "nonce" is set in the initiate method and stored in the DB and then retrieved in the handleCallback method. It is done this way since we also have implemented "code challenge" as required in OAuth 2.1, and since Salesforce is not supporting this out of the box, we had to make it our self.

The "nonce" given in the initiate method should be verified against the "id token" body and the nonce claim in the handleCallback method after the Http response is received from the call to the token endpoint.

There is no possibility to send anything to the log (System.debug) or use a DML operation after the Http callout, making it impossible to debug what is going on or see if the id token is populated. If anyone have any suggestions based on experience on how to debug or do handle this use-case I would love to here from you.

Cheers Kenneth

@Developer Group, Oslo, NO

@* Salesforce Developers *

@Architect Group, Copenhagen, Denmark

🌟 Inviting Diversity: Trailblazing Voices

Dear Salesforce Architect User Group Members,

We are extending an invitation to the #AmazingWomen in our community to step forward and be the First-Ever-Female-Speaker for an In-Person event.

Your unique experiences, insights, and knowledge are invaluable, and it's time to share them with the rest of the group.

🎤 How to Volunteer?

Simply drop me or Kristian Margaryan Jørgensen a message or comment below if you're interested, or nominate someone you believe would be an outstanding speaker.

Let's make our next event an even more enriching experience by embracing the diversity within our community! 🌍💬