Winter has come. Salesforce Winter ’21 Release is now live in all Salesforce Orgs. And here are all the different ways in which you can familiarize yourself with the new features and functionalities introduced in this release.
(The study guide has now been updated as per Salesforce Summer ’20 Release)
Salesforce Certified Administrator is one of the basic exams that you need to pass in order to qualify for other Salesforce Certifications. This exam is usually the starting point for all aspirants looking to build a career in Salesforce. The content of the exam has been designed in a way that this is going to cover the basics and fundamentals of the Salesforce technology and platform. Take my word – there isn’t a better way to get started with learning Salesforce than preparing for and taking this exam. More
Do you know that you can enable password less login to Salesforce? With a feature called “Lightning Login”, your users can login to Salesforce with just a mouse click and a tap on the mobile device.
It is available for every Salesforce Org, be it production, sandbox, developer edition, or Trailhead playground. So you can seamlessly log in to each of your environments even if you have different sandboxes, a handful of dev orgs, or dozens of Trailhead Playgrounds. Doesn’t matter!
Dynamic Actions in Salesforce is a new feature introduced with the Winter ’21 release. You can now choose which actions appear in the Highlights Panel on the object’s record page based on specific conditions. Dynamic Actions for custom objects are Generally Available on Desktop and Beta for Mobile. Dynamic Actions for supported Standard objects are Beta on Desktop.
In-App Guidance in Lightning Experience is a new Salesforce platform feature that allows Administrators to create and customize prompts declaratively. They can be used to train and onboard users, communicate a new feature or functionality to end-users, etc. All this while Admins were dependent on other mediums of communication like Chatter or Email to reach out to users which were not that effective. With In-App Guidance in Lightning Experience, it turns out that the best way to engage with users is to interact with them inside the Salesforce where they work.