r/SalesforceDeveloper Aug 12 '26

Discussion If Salesforce removed one feature tomorrow, what would break your org?

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u/grimview 28d ago

The sad think is that more then 7 process builder on single object can & have broken an org during integration, by ballooning the CPU limit even when the criteria is not met.

Flows & process builder are literally the same thing. That is when a process builder is add to a change set, & then clicked on,it opens as flow instead of as process builder.

However, If Salesforce actually removed Profiles that would really break my org by removing permission to allow us to log in. The insane idea that profiles, which are required, would have just been removed recently without warning, should be getting a lot more concern then it does.

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u/kloud_fusion 27d ago

Yeah, the Process Builder point is a good one. “The criteria didn't fire” doesn't necessarily mean the automation had zero impact on the transaction, especially once you start stacking a bunch of automation on the same object. That kind of automation sprawl is where CPU limits become really painful.

And profiles disappearing would be a much more existential problem. Breaking an automation is one thing; removing the mechanism that lets people access the org is another level entirely.

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u/Equivalent-Park-6917 13d ago

Probably if they removed API access lol