The Salesforce Spring '25 release is here, and it's a significant one! There's a focus on AI, Flows, and enhancing setup tools, aimed at improving the configuration experience for Salesforce instances across the board. Depending on your instance, you'll be upgraded on one of the following dates:
If you want to find out exactly which weekend your Salesforce instance will be upgraded, head over to Salesforce Trust and click on ‘Maintenance.’ You’ll need to know which instance your org is running on, so to find out, go to your Setup menu and click on Company Information.
If you’d like a full run-through of the release, check out this Salesforce Help article for the breakdown.
You can now update permission sets faster by managing them directly from the summary page. Instead of going to each group’s page, you can add or remove permission sets in one place.
The new "View All Fields" permission, introduced in Salesforce Spring '25, lets you give users access to all fields and data for a specific object, including new fields.
A new Progress/Path bar is available for screen flows. This out-of-the-box solution replaces custom development and shows users their current stage and progress. The progress indicator can be placed at the top or bottom of the screen, with simple or path-style options (path-style indicators are supported only at the top).
The Transform element in Salesforce Spring '25 lets you combine source collections from related flow resources into one target collection. For example, you can merge order records from an external system with Salesforce orders to create a combined data structure displayed in a flow screen’s data table.
You can now improve flow performance by limiting the number of records retrieved with the Get Records element. When working with large datasets, setting an upper limit helps avoid performance issues or hitting governor limits. Choose the "All records, up to a specified limit" option to control how many records are retrieved.
In Salesforce Spring '25, you can now send emails with attachments in Flow Builder. To include a file, simply provide its ID in the Send Email action. The total email size, including attachments, is limited to 35 MB.
Local Dev is now generally available for Lightning apps, allowing you to develop Lightning web components with a real-time preview, no code deployment or browser refresh needed. It’s also in beta for Lightning Web Runtime sites.
You can now easily pause and resume Apex scheduled jobs using new methods in the System class. Just use the job's name or cronTriggerId to pause or resume it. Remember that these methods count toward your DML limits.
// Scheduled class to be paused
Id apexClassIdToPause = '01p4u000000dVf7AAE';
List<AsyncApexJob> jobsToPause = [SELECT CronTriggerId FROM AsyncApexJob WHERE ApexClassId = :apexClassIdToPause];
for(AsyncApexJob jobToPause : jobsToPause) {
System.pauseJobById(jobToPause.CronTriggerId);
}
Many of the features mentioned in this blog require some background knowledge of Salesforce Administration and how to configure an environment. As always if you need any assistance applying these improvements and tools to your system, don’t hesitate to reach out. We hope you enjoy exploring all the new functionality available in the Salesforce Spring ‘25 release.
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