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  1. Which release introduced native in-app Bell notifications for standard Approval Process?
  2. Is there a specific release note link for this feature?
  3. Is this enabled by default for all orgs or does it require any setup?

 

 

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  1. 29 lug, 16:42

    Hi Nia, 

     

    Based on the available Salesforce documentation, there isn't a specific release note that states native in-app (Bell) notifications for standard Approval Processes

    were introduced in a particular release. The feature has been available in Lightning Experience for several releases, but Salesforce doesn't appear to have a dedicated release note announcing its introduction. 

     

    A few points that may help: 

     

    • Standard Approval Processes can generate native in-app (Bell) notifications for assigned approvers in Lightning Experience.
    • No additional setup is typically required to enable the Bell notifications themselves. They are part of the standard approval experience. However, users must have access to the record and the approval process must be configured correctly.
    • You can configure email and Chatter notifications for Classic Approval Processes, but Bell notifications aren't exposed as a separate org-level setting to enable or disable.

    If you're looking for an official reference, these are the most relevant Salesforce Help articles:

    If your goal is to identify when Bell notifications first became available, I haven't found an official Salesforce release note that documents their initial introduction. 

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So my picklist field Purpose is a dependent field of another picklist field Price. I have updated some picklist values in Purpose and deployed the changes in the higher org. When I checked, the field dependency in setup did not get updated with the changed picklist values of Purpose. So in the UI, the dropdown is still showing the old picklist values. How do I solve for this?

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  1. 10 gen 2025, 07:49

    Hi @Carmelli Molijon,

     

    When you deploy metadata from one environment to another, it's important to ensure that the field dependency itself (i.e., the relationship between the controlling and dependent fields) is included in your deployment package.

    Check the following:

    • Field Dependency Metadata: In your deployment package, make sure the Field Dependency is included, not just the individual picklist fields. If only the picklist values of Purpose were deployed, the field dependency (which controls how Purpose values are displayed based on Price) may not have been updated.

    The following docs explain the same 

    https://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/41815/how-to-deploy-field-dependencies-using-change-sets

     

    https://www.simplysfdc.com/2013/07/salesforce-field-dependencies-deployment.html

     

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