The following badges are required to maintain your Architect certifications.
Salesforce Certified B2B Solution Architect
Salesforce Certified B2C Solution Architect
Salesforce Certified Application Architect
Salesforce Certified System Architect
Salesforce Certified Technical Architect
Note: All units of the Architect Maintenance badge must be completed to complete the maintenance.
You can check your certification status and maintenance requirements on your Trailblazer.me profile.
For any Architect certification, if you have a status of “Maintenance Due” or “Expiring Soon,” this means one of the maintenance units is not completed. As long as you complete the maintenance badges required by the due date, your Architect certification will remain active.
Note: all units in the Architect Maintenance badge must be completed regardless if you have one or more Architect certifications.
View Maintain Your Salesforce Certifications for details about the maintenance badges and general maintenance requirements.
Never miss a maintenance deadline! Review and bookmark the maintenance schedule.
If you do not complete all required maintenance badges by their due date, your prerequisites will expire and the Certified Technical Architect, Application Architect, System Architect, Certified B2B Solution Architect, or Certified B2C Solution Architect certification will be suspended. See the Certification Expiration Overview article for additional details.

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