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.
For years, Salesforce developers have faced a common challenge: programmatically retrieving picklist values that are specific to a certain Record Type directly within Apex. The “solutions” often involved either complex SOQL queries against metadata, relying on the UI API (with its associated callout limits and serialization overhead), or maintaining clunky custom metadata/settings.
Good news, Technical Potpourri readers! The Salesforce Spring ’26 release is bringing a game-changer that will significantly simplify your Apex code and improve performance: native Apex methods to filter picklist values by Record Type!
Struggling with large datasets and SOQL governor limits in Salesforce? In this video, I will dive deep into Apex Cursors, the powerful new feature that revolutionizes how we process millions of records.
Apex Cursors allow developers to navigate through query results in manageable chunks within a single transaction or across Queueable jobs. In this video, I will show you the correct way to implement Apex Cursor and also when this is an exception, how to handle that and perform retry.
I’ll show you exactly how to use the new data table component features from Salesforce’s Spring 26 release. Learn how to implement inline editing and column sorting directly within your screenflow, making your workflow automation more efficient. This update offers significant enhancements for any salesforce developer working with flowbuilder.
Also I have shown how to save the inline edit changes properly in the salesforce.
In this blog post, I am going share my favourite new Flow features that became live along with Spring 26 Salesforce Release.
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Learn how to call Apex methods from Salesforce Flow in this two-part series! This second blog covers a more complex use case: passing multiple input types to Apex and receiving multiple output types back into your Flow.