
Every Salesforce release brings hundreds of changes, and buried among the headline features are the ones that quietly break your org: a changed default, a deprecated setting, a behavior your automations silently depend on. Reading the Summer '26 release notes cover to cover and guessing which items touch your specific configuration is how admins lose days and still miss the change that causes a Monday-morning fire. Sweep's Summer '26 Release Prep Playbook walks every change in the release against your live org's metadata, so instead of a generic what's-new list, you get a readiness checklist tied to your actual setup, showing exactly what's affected and what needs attention before it lands.
Run against your own Salesforce environment, the Playbook takes you from discovery to build-ready output in hours rather than the weeks a manual release review demands. It maps each relevant release change to the fields, flows, and features it touches, flags the items that carry real risk, and produces a prioritized fix list your admins and architects can execute together from one shared workspace, with you approving every step. Whether you're protecting a complex production org or simply want to walk into Summer '26 already knowing what changed and what to fix, Sweep turns reactive release scrambling into a proactive, best-practice process.