Salesforce administrators can change the name of their Salesforce organization in the Company Information settings. To change the Account Name used by Salesforce for billing, support, help, and training purposes, contact your Account Executive.
The following steps explain how to update your Salesforce organization name in Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience, as well as how to request an Account Name change.
Navigate to Setup > Company Profile > Company Information.
Click Edit and enter the new name in the Organization Name field.
Click Save.
Click the Gear icon and navigate to Setup > Company Settings > Company Information.
Click Edit and enter the new name in the Organization Name field.
Click Save.
In some situations, administrators may encounter validation errors when attempting to save changes.
To resolve these errors:
Verify that the Primary Contact is an active user.
Confirm that the user record can be edited and saved successfully before updating the Company Information page.
If State and Country/Territory Picklists have been enabled since the last update, it may be necessary to update the company address information before saving.
To change the Account Name used by Salesforce for billing and administrative purposes:
Contact your Account Executive to request an Account Name change.
Depending on your contract, supporting documentation may be required to complete the request.
If Checkout is enabled, you can locate your Account Executive's contact information on the Checkout Summary page while logged in to Salesforce.
Alternatively, contact Salesforce by calling 1-800-NO-SOFTWARE.
Salesforce Checkout Access and Features
Set Up Your Company in Salesforce
Manage Information About Your Company
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