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This week’s issue · #199 19 articles · sent Tue Nov 10 · here since Thu Nov 12
ORGanizer Becomes Community, New Names, Higher Prices, Agentforce Jobs Boom While Projects Stall in Pilot
From the curator, Grzegorz Skaruz: This week's roundup feels like a mix of "brace yourself" and "let's figure this out together." Salesforce dropped a naming and pricing shake-up that's got everyone talking - Enterprise Edition becoming "Core Edition" is just the start, and the cost changes are the real story. Meanwhile, Agentforce is reshaping the job market in a strange way: demand for the skill is soaring even though plenty of companies are still stuck in pilot mode, not quite sure what to do with it.I also found a piece asking what Salesforce Admins will actually be doing in 2027, and honestly, it's less about AI replacing anyone and more about the job shifting toward oversight, trust, and bigger-picture thinking. And if you're still logging in with a username, there's a change coming to your default login method that's worth understanding before it catches you off guard. Read the whole note
This week's roundup feels like a mix of "brace yourself" and "let's figure this out together." Salesforce dropped a naming and pricing shake-up that's got everyone talking - Enterprise Edition becoming "Core Edition" is just the start, and the cost changes are the real story. Meanwhile, Agentforce is reshaping the job market in a strange way: demand for the skill is soaring even though plenty of companies are still stuck in pilot mode, not quite sure what to do with it.I also found a piece asking what Salesforce Admins will actually be doing in 2027, and honestly, it's less about AI replacing anyone and more about the job shifting toward oversight, trust, and bigger-picture thinking. And if you're still logging in with a username, there's a change coming to your default login method that's worth understanding before it catches you off guard. Grab a coffee and dig in - there's a lot to unpack this week.
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Salesforce Insights in 5 MinutesIssue #199For architects
Back to Basics: Governance Is an Architecture Decision
Even the best Salesforce setup can fall apart over time - not from one big mistake, but from tons of small "quick fixes" that pile up. New fields, random automations, confusing permissions... it all adds up without anyone meaning harm. The real issue? No shared plan for how things should grow. That's why governance matters - it's not just building good architecture once, but keeping it solid as the business keeps changing.
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Salesforce Insights in 5 MinutesIssue #199For architects
Back to Basics: Sharing Is an Architecture Decision
Sharing in Salesforce isn't just a security checkbox - it's a real architecture decision. When someone can't access a record they need, the quick fix is usually "just give them access." But that often means the bigger picture was missed: how teams actually need to collaborate. Sharing sits right between security and business operations - it's not only about locking data down, it's about making sure the right people can work together with it.
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