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The new versions of Consumer Goods Cloud processing service (CGPS) align with the Salesforce release timelines, and are automatically available in sandbox.

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The new versions of Consumer Goods Cloud processing service (CGPS) align with the Salesforce release timelines, and are automatically available in sandbox.
Available in: Lightning Experience Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions where Consumer Goods Cloud is enabled |
For an uninterrupted experience, we support both the old and new version of integration APIs. We recommend that you test the latest version of the integration APIs by adjusting the integration. You have approximately 5 weeks to test the new CGPS version in your sandbox before the production org connects to the new CGPS version.
After the new CGPS version is available in production, the production org connects to the latest CGPS.
For more information on release timelines, see Consumer Goods Release Calendar. For more information on the latest integration APIs, see Consumer Goods Cloud Integration Service API.

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