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Get Live Location in Salesforce Using LWC  In modern applications, accessing the user’s live location enhances personalization, user experience, and functionality—especially in logistics, delivery tracking, and field service apps. In this blog, we will learn how to get the user’s live geolocation using JavaScript in LWC and store it in Salesforce if needed.  Use Case  […]

Understanding WhatId and WhoId in Salesforce Salesforce is a powerful CRM platform that offers flexibility in tracking relationships between various standard and custom objects. One key feature of its data model is the Activity object (used for Tasks and Events), which lets users log interactions such as calls, meetings, and follow-ups. While working with these

Mastering SOSL in Apex: A Guide to Salesforce Object Search Language  When working with large Salesforce orgs, efficient data retrieval becomes essential. While SOQL allows searching within a single object, what if you need to query multiple objects at once? This is where Salesforce Object Search Language (SOSL) becomes a game-changer.  In this blog, we’ll

Understanding Constructors in Apex: A Beginner’s Guide  In the world of Apex programming, constructors play a crucial role in object-oriented design. If you’re just getting started with Salesforce development or brushing up on your Apex skills, understanding constructors is essential for creating and initializing objects effectively.  🔹 What is a Constructor?  A constructor is a

DEFINING SUB PROGRAMS IN APEX SALESFORCE  When working with Apex in Salesforce, breaking down business logic into manageable pieces is a best practice. One of the ways to do this is by using Sub Programs, which help in organizing and structuring logic for reusability and clarity.  Let’s dive into the two core types of sub

Unlocking the Power of Custom Lookup Fields in Salesforce  A Practical and Engaging Guide for Admins & Developers  In Salesforce, data is everything — leads, accounts, cases, and custom objects all thrive on relationships. But navigating those relationships quickly and accurately? That’s where custom lookup fields become your secret weapon.  Whether you’re building a custom

Salesforce Automotive Cloud: Transforming the Future of Mobility and Customer Engagement  The automotive industry is undergoing a dramatic shift — from one-time vehicle transactions to a recurring relationship-based model driven by customer expectations for connected, digital-first experiences. To stay competitive in this new landscape, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), dealers, and mobility service providers must evolve. 

Apex Access Specifiers Access specifiers in Apex define who can access a class, method, or variable. They determine the scope and visibility of the code elements.   Each class can have it’s own access specifiers. Apex supports the following access specifiers:  private:  Scope: Accessible only within the same class in which it is defined. These can’t

Types of Exceptions in Apex Programming:  When developing in Salesforce’s Apex programming language, understanding exceptions—and how to handle them—is crucial for building resilient applications. Apex supports two types of exceptions:  System-Defined (Built-in) Exceptions  User-Defined (Custom) Exceptions  Let’s dive deeper into each of these categories.  System-Defined Exceptions: Apex provides many built-in exception classes that the runtime

Tracking Milestones Visually in Salesforce Using LWC  In modern Salesforce applications, visual indicators play a huge role in improving user experience. Today, I implemented a feature where a milestone icon gets highlighted when a milestone is created for a specific vehicle. This enhancement helps users quickly identify progress without digging into related lists.   Objective  The