How do I know what Salesforce release I have?

How do I know what Salesforce release I have?

Log in to your Salesforce org as an Admin -> Navigate to ‘Apex Classes’ in Setup -> Click ‘New’ -> Click ‘Version Settings’ -> There you can see which API version your Salesforce instance is on.

Which is the latest Salesforce release?

Salesforce Winter ’21 Release – Salesforce.com.

How do I enable Salesforce update?

Manage Release Updates

  1. From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Release Updates , and then select Release Updates.
  2. On the Release Updates page, select an update.
  3. Get quick information about an update without leaving the home page by clicking View Details.
  4. Click Get Started to act on your update.

What’s so ” critical ” about Salesforce critical updates?

For more information about upcoming Critical Updates, you can review our convenient list with links to the related Salesforce documentation or navigate to Setup in Salesforce and select the Release Updates (Beta) option in the Setup menu. Alternatively, you can search for Critical Updates in the Setup search bar for the classic view.

When is the release date for Salesforce summer 20?

NOTE: The Release Date for Summer ’20 was originally scheduled for June. Due to COVID-19 the release was delayed to a staggered roll-out culminating on July 17-18 (for the latest updates read more). As Salesforce admin, you should be receiving email notifications about Critical Updates and Security Alerts.

What should I do as a Salesforce admin?

As Salesforce admin, you should be receiving email notifications about Critical Updates and Security Alerts. You can also find them in your Salesforce org (just search in setup). Regularly reviewing the impact of Critical Updates and Security Alerts is a key task for system admins.

How often do new features come out in Salesforce?

Salesforce has three major releases every year, during which they push out new features and fixes. You’ll likely see a lot of information about these via email, in the trailblazer and power-of-us communities, and in the release notes.