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Understand the My Domain Change Process

Understand the My Domain Change Process

Review the high-level process to successfully deploy a change to your My Domain. The change can include a My Domain name change, enhanced domains, or partitioned domains.

Required Editions

Available in: both Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience
Available in: Group, Essentials, Professional, Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions

Here’s the step-by-step process to enable, test, and deploy a change to your My Domain.

  1. Review the recommended practices for a My Domain change.
  2. Prepare for and schedule your change.
  3. Review the example checklists.
  4. Prepare to test in a sandbox.
    1. Follow the recommended practices before a My Domain change.
    2. Save the change to your My Domain details in the sandbox.
    3. Preserve login access for your sandbox.
    4. Update your sandbox with changes that can be made before deployment.
  5. Test in a sandbox.
    1. Deploy the change in your sandbox.
    2. Update authentication for your sandbox.
    3. Update your sandbox with changes that can only be made after you deploy the My Domain change.
    4. Test in your sandbox.
    5. Follow the recommended practices after a My Domain change.
  6. Prepare to update production.
    1. Follow the recommended practices before a My Domain change.
    2. Notify users and customers.
    3. Save the change to your My Domain details in production.
    4. Preserve login access to production.
    5. Update production with changes that can be made before deployment.
  7. Deploy and test in production.
    1. Deploy the change in production.
    2. Update authentication in production.
    3. Update production with changes that can be made only after you deploy the My Domain change.
    4. Test in production.
    5. Follow the recommended practices after a My Domain change.
 
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