How to create a Developer Org in Salesforce X Type this URL developer.salesforce.com in a browser X You will see a Login and a Sign up button, then you will click on signup X It will take you to another page that says "Get you very own Developer Edition" and fill in all detail such as Name, Email, Role, Company, Country, Postal Code and Username. X the Username is very important because it will enable you to login into the Developers org Note your username must be unique and must be inform of an Email i:e pthway2222@org.com X After filling all the information click on the "Sign me up" button X It will display a message to you to check you email and verify your account. X After verifying your account you will see a page asking you to Reset/Change your password X Following the instruction you will input a New password, Confirm the New password, select a Security question and provide Answer to the Security question. X Lastly click on Change password congratulations you are already in your developer org

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Tuesday Class Beginner Data Security – Meeting Summary - The session began with onboarding, stressing teamwork and chat engagement. - Addressed student questions about Salesforce assignments, org access, relationship errors, quizzes, and progress tracking. - Explained the roles of a Salesforce Admin using an acronym: System Support, Configuration, Reporting & Analytics, User & Access Management, Data Management, Security, and Compliance. - Reviewed a Salesforce Admin job posting, discussing scope, responsibilities, and salary range (£80k-£120k). - Emphasized commitment, community involvement, and shared exam preparation resources. - Demonstrated Salesforce navigation: front-end vs back-end, user creation, and the concepts of objects, records, and fields. - Covered user management: profiles (standard vs custom), licenses, and how to assign them. One user = one profile and license. - Introduced permission sets to grant extra permissions beyond what a profile allows. - Clarified the admin’s role in managing permissions per stakeholder requests. - Introduced Salesforce data security layers: organization, object, field, and record level.Organization-level security: login hours, password complexity, IP restrictions.Object-level security: controlling access to Salesforce objects via profiles (continued in next session). - Encouraged use of Trailhead for learning and collecting badges. - Shared social links (LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok) and details of a student referral program (£40 reward). - Reminded students to post progress, participate in community, and complete Trailhead and classroom modules. - Next class will continue object-level security and detailed configurations. Here is the link below:https://app.fireflies.ai/view/Tuesday-Class-Beginner-Data-Security::01KCMCBM7NPXWPCZ0HHSCQD7B1

Thank you for the amazing class this evening. Well done @Efetobore Igoni

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