SalesforceSpring23

#SalesforceSpring23 – Secure Apex Code with User Mode Database Operations

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#1MinuteTip #SalesforceSpring23 The new Database and Search methods support an accessLevel parameter that lets you run database and search operations in user mode instead of in the default system mode.

Apex code runs in system mode by default, which means that it runs with substantially elevated permissions over the user running the code. To enhance the security context of Apex, you can specify user mode access for database operations. Field-level security (FLS) and object permissions of the running user are respected in user mode and it always applies sharing rules. In system mode, the class sharing keywords control the sharing rules.

Product Area: Development -> Apex

User Mode Database Operation in Apex Code

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#SalesforceSpring23 – Evaluate URL Redirection Setting in Health Check

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#1MinuteTip #SalesforceSpring23 To monitor your security posture, view whether the Allow redirections to untrusted external URLs without warning setting is enabled in Health Check.

Product Area: Security, Identity, and Privacy -> Health Check

URL Redirection Setting in Health Check

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#SalesforceSpring23 – Prevent Duplicate Cases with Lightning Threading in Email-To-Case

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#1MinuteTip #SalesforceSpring23 Lightning threading is a new Email-to-Case threading approach that matches incoming emails to cases using a combination of token- and header-based threading. This approach helps Email-to-Case find corresponding cases so that a new case isn’t created when a related case exists.

Product Area: Service Cloud -> Cases

Lightning Threading in Email-To-Case

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#SalesforceSpring23 – Record Page Save Options in Lightning App Builder

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#1MinuteTip #SalesforceSpring23 With save options, you can define object-specific checkboxes that can be configured as part of a Dynamic Forms-enabled record save. Save options are available when editing an account or when creating, editing, or cloning a case or lead. Optionally, you can set the checkboxes to be selected by default.

Product Area: Customization -> Lightning App Builder

Record Page Save Options in Lightning App Builder

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#SalesforceSpring23 – Grant Explicit Access to Sandbox While Creating

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#1MinuteTip #SalesforceSpring23 You can now define who will have access to the sandbox, while creating the sandbox.

With selective sandbox access, grant access only to required users. It also removes the additional step for a Salesforce admin to change the user email address back to the original format. If you don’t want to match the access currently defined in the source org, you can create a public group to grant access to a subset of users.

Product Area: Development – Development Environments

Grant Explicit Access to Sandbox

If you don’t see the option “Sandbox Access User Group”, while creating the sandbox in your production org, please log a case with Salesforce.

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