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ConsultantCloud Weekly Retro - 11 June 2026
Welcome to this week’s ConsultantCloud Retro where we celebrate fresh insights and the brilliant work of Paul Battison with his latest tools. We’ll explore Built In Authenticator swap issues, test the new Workbench File Exporter and Streaming Monitor 3.21, consider upcoming certification retirements, experiment with LWC chart samples and stay ahead of AI gaps for fun consulting wins. Expect actionable guidance and a lively look ahead for every Salesforce professional.
 | FancyRegular7400 • r/SalesforceCertified 1. “Use A Different Verification Method” option not available when logging in after i set up the Built-In AuthenticatorReddit user FancyRegular7400 reports that the Built In Authenticator removes the option to switch verification methods after login. This limitation can block users who rely on alternative verification flows, so consultants should test alternative auth configurations before deploying Built In Authenticator in production environments. Read the full article. |
 | Salesforce Cloud Bites | LinkedIn 2. SF Toolkit becomes Workbench, File Exporter Tool, Streaming Monitor 3.21, Mutation Testing for Apex, and Trigger Actions Admin Panel UpdatesThe LinkedIn post announces that the SF Toolkit rebrands to Workbench and adds a File Exporter Tool, Streaming Monitor version 3.21, Mutation Testing for Apex, and Trigger Actions Admin Panel updates. These releases expand testing and deployment capabilities across the platform. Consultants should evaluate each new component for integration into existing pipelines and client projects. Read the full article. |
 | Yumi Ibrahimzade • Salesforce Time 3. Salesforce Certification Retirements and Renames ExplainedSalesforce announces that 24 certifications will retire on February 1, 2027 as part of a catalog refresh. Consultants holding these credentials should plan migration pathways and update study tracks to align with upcoming renamed certifications. Read the full article. |
 | Satyam parasa • Apex Hours 4. Building Charts in Salesforce Using Lightning Web Components (LWC)The Apex Hours article details how to create interactive charts in Salesforce via Lightning Web Components. Consultants can leverage these components to deliver richer dashboards and should experiment with the provided code samples to assess fit for client analytics solutions. Read the full article. |
 | Salesforce ChaCha • SalesforceChaCha 5. 💃 The One That Got Away🕺Salesforce ChaCha publishes an essay titled The One That Got Away highlighting a major missed opportunity in the AI era for Salesforce. The piece underscores the risk of falling behind competitors, so consultants should monitor AI roadmaps and incorporate emerging capabilities into solution designs. Read the full article. |
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