This document provides release tips and highlights for the Summer '23 release including: - Mobile offline capabilities allowing Lightning web components to display and update offline. - Improved accessibility with enhanced color contrast and other UI improvements. - New data organization capabilities with Data Spaces to manage data, metadata and processes across brands/regions on a single Data Cloud instance. - AI Cloud Starter Pack offering generative AI capabilities across Salesforce applications for $360k/year including sales, service, marketing and more applications.

1. Summer 23
RELEASE TIPS

2. Summer Lovin
Carl Brundage Top 13 Tips Peter Knolle's Top 6 Tips

3. Accessibility - Improved Color Contrast

4. Platform – Horizontal Field Alignment

5. Platform – FLS on Permset

6. Mobile – Offline is GA
With Mobile Offline, Lightning web components that have been developed for
offline use can display and update records while a mobile device is disconnected
from the internet.
When the device returns online, changes automatically synchronize back to the
Salesforce service.

7. Quick Full Sandbox Create
On Full Sandbox Create
or Refresh
On eligible Hyperforce
instances

8. CRMA - Data Preview Sampling

9. CRMA – Inline Rename

10. CRMA – Embedded
Container Change
Embedded Analytics dashboards are now rendered with
native Lightning web components (LWC) instead of iframes.
Using the native LWC framework improves user experience,
dashboards load earlier and render faster.
Caution: tables where long text display in a tooltip on hover
are not displaying with the LWC, revert to iframe

11. Reports – Post to Slack

12. Data Cloud – Data Spaces
Organize all of your data, metadata, and processes across multiple
brands, departments, and regions with a single Data Cloud instance
using Data Spaces.

13. Net Zero - Data Upload Templates
Easily execute bulk data uploads via
.csv files.
Download preconfigured report
templates with key information such as
mandatory fields, field descriptors, and
data type.
Map your own sustainability data to
the template format and upload the
.csv file to Net Zero Cloud.

14. Scale Center
Now Generally Available
•Identify performance and scale hotspots
• Launch analysis to troubleshoot errors
• Compare Performance over two different time
periods
• Obtain recommendations to improve their
org’s scalability
Unlimited Edition Only

15. AI + Data + CRM
AI Cloud Starter Pack - $360K/year
• Generative AI across every Salesforce
application:
• Sales GPT – July 23
• Service GPT – Jun 23
• Marketing GPT – pilot, GA Feb 24
• Commerce GPT– pilot, July 23
• Slack GPT – beta
• Tableau GPT – Nov 23
• Flow GPT – Oct 23
• Apex GPT – June 23
• Prompt template and builders

16. Summer ‘23 Tips
PETER KNOLLE

17. Tips - Config
Dynamic Related Lists
The option to view all will appear at the
bottom of the dynamic related list
component on a record page.
Clicking on View All will take the user to a
new list view page where all (up to 2,000)
records matching the filter criteria are
displayed in a table.
Admin-defined filters, which the user
cannot change, and quick filters, which a
user can use to narrow the result set
according to their own personalized filter
inputs

18. Tips – Config
Mass Quick Actions on Related Lists (BETA)
Save your users time by decluttering the
actions in the highlights panel and adding
quick actions directly on related lists.
Your users can create related records for items
in the list without leaving the page.
Or they can select up to 100 records in the
related list and perform mass updates instead
of single record updates.

19. Tips - Code
Access custom labels in Apex Dynamically
◦ Use the System.Label.get(namespace, label, language)
GraphQL (beta)
◦ https://github.com/trailheadapps/lwc-recipes/blob/main/force-
app/main/default/lwc/graphqlContacts/graphqlContacts.js

20. Tips - Code
Query Five Levels of Parent-to-Child

21. Tips – Code
Set now implements Iterable interface
◦ In certain situations, you thought you could just pass a Set, but would get an error because it required
an iterable…aka, Lists.
Set<String> letters = new Set<String>{'a','b','c','d'}; System.debug(String.join(letters, '...'));