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Blog post walks through the seven stages I use to plan and explain Data 360 implementations, from ingestion all the way to using unified data inside Salesforce.
For the last few years, Salesforce administrators, architects, and security teams have been preparing for a major platform change: the retirement of permissions managed directly through Profiles. Salesforce had previously announced plans to move organizations toward a Permission Set–led security model, with enforcement expected to begin around the Spring ’26 timeframe.
Salesforce continues to evolve with every seasonal release, and the Spring ’26 release brings several meaningful enhancements specifically designed for Salesforce Administrators. These updates focus on better error management, improved security, enhanced collaboration, and smoother internal operations.
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