When you sign up for Salesforce, your Salesforce org is initially populated with sample
data. During your trial period, Salesforce admins can delete the sample data and all your
org’s data by using the Delete All Data link.
Required Editions
Available in: both Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional,Essentials, and Enterprise
Editions
User Permissions
Needed
To delete trial data:
Modify All Data
The Delete All Data link is visible only when all these conditions are met.
The user has the “Modify All Data” user permission.
The org is in a trial state.
The org doesn’t have portals enabled.
The user isn’t a Partner Administrator, acting on another user’s behalf.
From Setup, enter Delete All Data in the Quick
Find box, then select Delete All Data.
Enter the requested text stating that you understand that all data in your org will be
deleted, including sample data and data that you entered. Your user and admin setup isn’t
affected.
Click Submit.
If data storage limits prevent you from deleting all your trial data this way, use Mass
Delete Records to delete your accounts. Then use Delete All Data to delete your remaining
trial data.
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