Claude in Salesforce: Our First Step Together with Anthropic

We’re working toward a partnership with Anthropic. We took a first step: registered with Anthropic and started our joint journey. For Salesforce customers, the timing matters. Salesforce and Anthropic have expanded their own partnership (Claudeforce): Claude is available in Agentforce, and Salesforce in Claude is now in beta, bringing CRM data and actions into Claude under existing […]

AI-Driven SDLC: How AI agents change software delivery

A delivery team shows how AI agents cover the full development lifecycle, from requirement analysis to testing and code review. How one set of agents with a shared context handles analysis, architecture, development and review The knowledge base and role-specific skills that let agents work safely with source code and delivery tools Human decision gates for […]

(In)secure Salesforce: 5 things we know we should not do, and do anyway

Most security problems in Salesforce implementations are not exotic platform vulnerabilities. They are bad habits we all know we should avoid, and still fall into from time to time. In this article I go through five specific bad practices from real projects to show why they are a problem and how to do it better. In this […]

Headless 360: Will Salesforce Still Have a UI?

Headless 360 changes where people work with Salesforce from. A user fires off a prompt from Claude, adds a note from Slack, a developer deploys a change from any IDE. Salesforce UI still stays in the game and keeps winning for part of the use cases. I’ll walk through the three pillars of the announcement and how to tell which […]

Ten Years of Enehano: From a Living Room Couch to an AI-First European Holding

It was June 14, 2016. I was sitting on the couch at home, building Enehano’s first website. I put the name together from Hawaiian words for business and technology, “ohana” and “enehana.” Hawaii became part of Enehano before I’d ever been there. Six days later, on June 20, I signed the company registration certificate. Enehano existed. At the time, […]

The End of the Thinking Class. What Comes Next When AI Thinks for Us?

For two hundred years, humanity has made its living with its mind. The Industrial Revolution took our muscles, computing automated our calculations, and now AI is reaching for thinking itself. As Petr Beneš puts it: “Maybe the entire cognitive age was just a two-hundred-year anomaly.” In this article, you’ll learn: Why the jobs we considered protected […]

Salesforce Tightens Security: What to Get Done Before July 2026

Starting in July 2026, Salesforce is enforcing a series of security changes that will affect every org. These are mandatory requirements with firm deadlines. Salesforce triggered this wave of changes in response to a rise in phishing attacks and credential theft. The most vulnerable areas are people, integrations, and login tools. What Salesforce Is Changing and When […]

Salesforce Summer ’26: A Few Highlights Worth Your Attention

The Salesforce release will be deployed in the first half of June and will bring dozens of changes, from minor backend tweaks to features that will change users’ day-to-day work. We went through the release for you and picked the top highlights worth paying attention to. What Salesforce Summer ’26 Brings for Admins and Business […]

How We Radically Rebuilt Our Own Salesforce Org in 90 Days and What We Learned

In December 2025, we made a bold decision: we were going to completely rebuild our Salesforce org. No partial refactoring, no more iterations on the existing architecture, a brand new foundation, built from the data model up. The org had been with the company for ten years since its early days. In that time, Enehano and the […]

Data Decide. What CRM Projects in Manufacturing Have Taught Adriána

From an in-house CRM team to a large consulting firm, and then to Enehano. In this interview, Adriana talks about why she enjoys working with the manufacturing sector, how clients approach AI, and why data is more valuable today than ever before. In this article, you will learn: why knowing the technology alone is not enough, […]