Congratulations on taking the next step in becoming a Salesforce certified professional! All proctored Salesforce certification exams can be taken online with a remote proctor or onsite at a testing center. An overview of each option is provided below; scroll down to learn more.
Pre-registration Requirements:
Review system requirements in the Salesforce Certification Online Proctoring Technical Requirements (Windows or Mac).
Confirm your ID meets requirements in the Salesforce Certification Exam ID Requirements.
Run the system test at home.pearsonvue.com/salesforce/systemtest.
Registration Steps: Log in to Trailhead Academy, select your exam, choose the online-proctored option, select your date and time, and complete the checkout.
Full Guide: See Schedule an Online-Proctored Salesforce Certification Exam.
Pre-registration Requirements:
Bring your ID on exam day (the name must match your booking exactly).
Registration Steps: Log in to Trailhead Academy, select your exam, choose the onsite testing center option, select a local venue and time slot, and complete the checkout.
Full Guide: See Schedule a Salesforce Certification Exam Onsite at a Testing Center.
Log in to Trailhead Academy at https://trailheadacademy.salesforce.com/home to see your booking and delivery type.
See the Salesforce Certification Exam Reschedule and Cancellation Policy for window details, fees, and step-by-step instructions.
If you experience a technical issue during your exam—such as a crash or system error—chat with our Agent in Salesforce Help to submit a case and get assistance.

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