Salesforce is retiring Own Archive (Managed Package) and Archive Console. As of May 4, 2026, these products are no longer renewable. We're moving to a native archiving solution to provide better scalability, visibility, and ongoing innovation.
Salesforce is retiring Own Archive (Managed Package) and Archive Console. As of May 4, 2026, these products are no longer renewable. We're moving to a native archiving solution to provide better scalability, visibility, and ongoing innovation.
This change applies to customers on AWS. This does not apply to customers hosting data on Azure, FedRAMP-approved environments, or using BYOK/MS features — those customers can continue to renew until further notice.
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Salesforce Archive (1 GB) |
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Archive Console |
At renewal, your archiving configuration will migrate to the new native Archive solution. Your storage capacity remains the same. The new native app helps you:
No. You can continue using your current subscription through the end of your contract term.
You have two options:
Yes. To support a full migration of your existing archive setup, you'll need to follow a few steps (also outlined in Migrate from the Archive Managed Package to the Archive App):
Important! To avoid disrupted workflows or archival errors, complete these updates within 30 days of authenticating your new native solution. Refer to Migrate from the Archive Managed Package to the Archive App for detailed technical documentation.
At renewal, your renewal manager replaces the managed package and console with the new Archive version. You must sign the renewal to prevent service interruptions.
If you have any questions or need assistance, refer to Salesforce Help. For more information about Salesforce's approach to retiring products and features, read our Product & Feature Retirement Philosophy.
Migrate from the Archive Managed Package to the Archive App
Product & Feature Retirement Philosophy
Own Archive Managed Package mTLS Certificate Expired Update
Define an External Data Source for Salesforce Connect–Salesforce Archive
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