A Trailhead Trailmix for Administrators
This Trailmix contains the content for the Administrator exam prep
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An Adventure to Camp Trailhead
Salesforce mascots Astro, Codey, and Ruth headed off to Camp Trailhead to have a weekend away. They had just attended three crazy days of Dreamforce, performed with the Foo Fighters, had selfies taken with all sorts of friendly strangers and walked a mile in bare feet. It was time for some downtime! Like every good…
“Transient” Salesforce validation rules
There are some Salesforce records that can be classified as being “transient” – meaning they change from one stage to another over time. For example, Leads, Opportunities, and Cases are common examples. As the record progresses from initial creation to completion, additional information is added. This is where applying validation rules to enforce data entry…
Install Trailhead Tracker – step by step
Install Trailhead Tracker instructions – step by step instructions for Salesforce administrators. #salesforce #salesforceadmns
Spring 26 Admin Features
The Salesforce Spring ’26 release is imminent, with a host of new features coming in late January/mid-February 2026. This post focuses solely on the new Admin features. I have a separate post for the new Flow features here. Setup featuring Agentforce Of course, no new Salesforce release could exclude the inevitable appearance of AI. To…
Salesforce Administrator Interview Questions
These Salesforce Administrator Interview Questions are designed to gain a deeper understanding of the applicant’s knowledge, skills and experience for a Salesforce Administrator role. In the next article, I will provide some sample answers to these Salesforce Administrator Interview Questions. Read my answers to these Salesforce Administrator Interview Questions in the next article… https://certifycrm.com/answers-to-the-real-salesforce-admin-interview-questions/
Are Your Salesforce Permissions Out of Control?
Why permission management is a hidden admin headache: 1. You Have Dozens (or Hundreds) of Profiles Profiles were historically used to control user permissions. Many orgs solved new access requirements by simply cloning profiles and making small adjustments. Unfortunately, these adjustments were hard to identify due to the size and complexity of the profile. Over…
