Staged Workflow: Prevent Deletion of the Default Record Trigger

The system now restricts deletion of the default Record Trigger activity (DataChangeWorkflowTrigger) in staged workflows but continues to support editing.

Migration Hub: Granular migration for dashboards, CX layouts, and custom code

Administrators can now selectively migrate individual or multiple Dashboards, CX layouts, and Custom Code between environments. From the Extensibility tab, you can expand and browse available components and migrate only the items you need.

The migration process includes dependency checks, conflict resolution options for existing dashboards and layouts, and validation of Custom Code resources before migration. A review page summarizes your selections before execution.

For more information, see Performing Selective Migration.

Audit and Access Dashboard – Data Sync Schedule Change History

The Data Change History panel in the Audit and Access Dashboard now tracks Data Sync schedule configuration changes. Administrators can view a complete audit trail of schedule updates, including the user who made the change, the date and time, the modified field, and its previous and new values. The system tracks changes to schedule frequency, interval, start time, Run As identity, and enable/disable status, along with schedule creation and deletion events. No user, including administrators, can edit or delete audit entries. The panel displays data for the last three months. For more information, see Audit and Access Report.

Value Transformations Now Accessible Directly from the Field Mappings List

You can now view and manage Value Transformations directly from the Field Mappings list. Key enhancements include:

• The Value Transformations column displays an Update link for each field mapping. This provides direct access to configure transformations without using the context menu.
• The Rule Name column displays the transformation rule applied to each field. This helps you quickly confirm configurations across all mappings.
• An information banner appears at the top of the Field Mappings page, prompting you to review and update field transformations.

Additionally, you can now view the configured Source Filter Criteria in the Criteria column on the Mapped Objects for Data Sync page. For more information, see Transforming Field Values.

Data Sync: Blocking Incompatible Field Type Combinations at Configuration

The field mapping configuration now validates source and target field types when you create or edit a mapping. If the combination is unsupported, an inline error appears and the save is blocked until you select a compatible type combination. For more information, see Field Type Compatibility Between Salesforce and Platform.

Data Sync: Field Types Are Now Read-Only in Field Mapping Configuration

When you create or edit a field mapping, the source and target field types are now automatically fetched from the system metadata and displayed as read-only. You no longer need to enter them manually. The displayed type updates automatically when you select a different source or target field. This applies to both the Create mapping and Edit mapping flows.

Data Sync: Salesforce Settings Uses OAuth-Based Authentication

You no longer need to provide Salesforce user credentials when configuring Data Sync. Instead, Data Sync uses the Salesforce External Client App with the OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials Flow to authenticate securely. To support this authentication method, the Salesforce Settings page displays only the fields required to configure the connection: Token URL, Client ID, Client Secret, Domain URL, and Salesforce API Version. For more information, see Configuring the Salesforce Settings.