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Platform Administrator Certification Maintenance (Spring ‘26)  Platform Administrator Certification Overview As a Platform Administrator, you deliver the best value when you do the following. Automate administrative tasks using AI-driven and declarative tools. Simplify user experiences by reducing custom development and friction. Customize interfaces and flows to meet the needs of different audiences. Monitor and manage org health, automation performance, and data effectively . In this badge, you review key updates you need to know for Platform Administrator Spring ’26 to keep your certification current and your skills sharp. Streamline Administrative Tasks with Setup with Agentforce (Beta) Administrative work often requires jumping between Setup pages, documentation, and metadata views. Setup with Agentforce reduces this friction by allowing admins to chat directly with an AI-powered agent to ask questions, issue commands, and troubleshoot issues—without needing to go back and for...

Discover What’s New with Data for Winter '26  Keep Up with the Latest Salesforce CLI Enhancements Salesforce CLI helps you work more efficiently with Salesforce DX projects. With the latest updates, you can streamline data operations, execute API requests directly from the command line, customize sandboxes, and monitor command execution with more visibility than ever before. The CLI now supports a --query flag in the data export tree command, allowing you to export records from junction objects and their parent records while preserving many-to-many relationships. This is especially useful for objects like AccountContactRelation. It also makes importing those records with a data import tree call much smoother. For large datasets, the CLI adds the following new bulk commands that complement existing operations like data delete and upsert bulk. Data export bulk Data export resume Data import bulk Data import resume Data update bulk Data update resume Q1. Which of the following Salesfo...

 Maintain Your Platform Developer Certification for Winter ‘26 Handle Large External Service Callouts and Payloads Without Hitting Apex Heap Limits Working with large amounts of data in Apex can quickly push you up against heap size limits, especially when you need to transfer files or binary payloads to or from external systems. This release introduces a more efficient process for managing large callouts through External Services. Instead of loading binary data directly into the Apex heap, External Services now uses pointers to  ContentDocument  object IDs. This means you can upload or download binary files up to 16 MB without blowing through heap limits, significantly improving reliability for data-heavy integrations. For example, a developer integrating Salesforce with a digital asset management system can now transfer large images or PDFs without running into Apex governor limits. And because this process uses  ContentDocument  as the storage mechanism, the ...