Salesforce Administrators can mass update user email addresses and usernames in bulk using Salesforce Data Loader. This is useful when:
@oldcompany.com to @newcompany.com).Example Scenario: A company undergoes a merger and changes its email domain. The Salesforce admin needs to update the email address and username for 300 active users. Using Data Loader, this can be accomplished in a single bulk update operation.
There are three distinct email-related fields on a Salesforce User record that can be updated:
UsernameEmailSenderEmail| Field Updated | What Happens |
| Username | Updated immediately. User receives an email notification of the change. |
| Email Address | A confirmation email is sent to the new address. The field is not updated until the new address owner confirms. An email is also sent to the old address. |
| Return Email Address (SenderEmail) | A confirmation email is sent to the new address. The field is not updated until confirmed. |
Note: To remove the email confirmation step for Email Address and SenderEmail updates, request the backend feature Disable Email Change Verification to be enabled for your org.
Note: If there is only one System Administrator user in the organization and you need to change their email, see Unable to change your Salesforce System Administrator.
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