September 22, 2026
Feature
Redesigned Salesforce Backup and Restore User Interface Experience
The SFDC App now offers a modernized interface that simplifies backup and restore management and helps reduce the time required to complete these operations. The update introduces a cleaner layout, improved navigation, and streamlined workflows.
What’s New
Clearer Navigation and Terminology
Organization Hub (formerly Environment Hub): Aligns with standard Salesforce terminology and provides a centralized place to manage connected Salesforce orgs, production instances, and sandboxes.
Seeding (formerly Restore & Seeding): Clarifies the purpose of the section by focusing exclusively on data seeding and sandbox population. Restore workflows now start directly from the Backup tab.
Archival (formerly Data Archival): Simplifies navigation with a shorter, more consistent label aligned with the Druva platform.
Streamlined Backup Workflow
Backup Sets & Wizard: Backup Definitions are now called Backup Sets. All backup sets are available in a unified list under the Backup tab (formerly Data Backup). Creating a backup set now uses a streamlined 4-step wizard:
Backup Set Details
Schedule and Retention
Backup Content
Data Exception Rules
Backup Set Details Page: Each backup set now has a dedicated detail page with three tabs:
Summary: View configuration details and recent backup status.
Backups: View snapshots with duration, object count, backup type, and record change counts. Drill down to object- and record-level details.
Compare: Compare records or metadata between two snapshots for a selected Salesforce object.
Simplified Restore Workflow
Simplified Restore: Start a restore directly from the backup listing or a snapshot row, without navigating to a separate section. Full-snapshot restores automatically pre-populate all objects and guide you through a new 3-step wizard.
Standalone Execution User interface: Recurring restore templates have been replaced with one-time, standalone task executions.
📝 Note
The Data Restore template type has been removed from the Seeding page. Migrate existing Data Restore workflows to the new restore flow under the Backup tab.
The Object Child Discovery setting has been removed from the restore User interface.
Query-based selection and child object discovery are not available for full-snapshot restores.
📝 Important You may require to enable the new Backup tab manually to continue the backup and restore activity. For detailed steps, see Enable new Backup Tab. |
For more information, see Refreshed SFDC UI.
September 12, 2026
This release has minor bug fixes.
August 29, 2026
This release has minor bug fixes.
August 15, 2026
This release has minor bug fixes.
July 25, 2026
Upcoming Enhancement
Mandatory Security Upgrade & Organization Re-authentication
To comply with Salesforce’s latest App Exchange security mandates, the Druva SFDC app will be upgraded with the authentication framework. The release will include Proof Key for Code Exchange (PKCE), Refresh Token Rotation, and strict 30-day idle token timeouts to enhance data security and prevent unauthorized access.
For more details on these platform-wide requirements, see Salesforce's official documentation on Securing Connected Apps and External Client Apps.
Action Required
To comply with Salesforce’s latest security requirements, you must re-authenticate your Salesforce organizations associated with the Druva App by July 25, 2026, after 9:00 AM PST.
If re-authentication is not completed, the app will lose its connection to your Salesforce environment.
For detailed information and instruction see, Re-authenticate Organization in SFDC App to support new Salesforce Security Standards.
July 18, 2026
This release has minor bug fixes.
July 04, 2026
This release has minor bug fixes.
June 20, 2026
This release has minor bug fixes.
June 06, 2026
This release has minor bug fixes.
May 23, 2026
This release has minor bug fixes.
May 09, 2026
This release has minor bug fixes.
April 25, 2026
This release has minor bug fixes.
April 11, 2026
Feature
Self-Service Restore of Archived Salesforce Records
Druva for Salesforce now enables administrators to delegate restoration tasks directly to end users.
By inviting users to specific projects within the Druva SFDC app, you can empower them to recover archived data independently while maintaining strict security boundaries.
Key Benefits:
Delegated Recovery: Reduce administrative overhead by allowing designated users to manage restoration tasks for specific archival sets.
Granular Security: Leverage Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) to ensure users only view and restore data within their authorized scope.
Operational Scalability: Streamline data management workflows by distributing access across project teams.
Customer Action Required: No
For more information, see allow users to restore Archived data.
March 28, 2026
This release has minor bug fixes.
March 14, 2026
Deprecation
End of Life of Legacy Salesforce Reports and Transition to Centralized Reporting
All Legacy Reports in the Druva Salesforce Console are now deprecated.
These reports have been replaced by our Centralized reporting capabilities at the Druva Cloud Platform level, which provide enhanced visibility, improved data accuracy, and a unified reporting experience.
To navigate to the centralized reports from the Druva Cloud Platform Console, go to the Left navigation menu > Reports.
Action Required: Subscribe to the Centralized Platform Reporting.
For more information, see End of life for Legacy Reports.
February 28, 2026
This release has minor bug fixes.
February 14, 2026
This release has minor bug fixes.
January 31, 2026
Enhancement
Refreshed Environment Hub Console
The Environment Hub console has been redesigned to provide a simplified onboarding experience to your Salesforce environment.
The update minimizes administrative overhead, automates the manual validation processes, and provides clearer insight into license assignment and usage.
Key enhancements include:
Unified License Management: Assign Backup, Seeding, and Archival licenses in a single step with one-time organization authentication, while gaining real-time visibility into license usage and available capacity.
Automated pre-configuration: The application now automatically performs Org Describe and Refresh Validations checks thereby reducing the manual tasks of syncing Org details.
Unified Org View: The card view displays organization details, license consumption, and daily API usage into a single, holistic view, thereby enabling clear visibility into overall health and license utilization across multiple organizations.
Centralized Management Tools: Key management tools (Add Organization, Manage license, Re-authenticate etc.) are now centralized within the Environment Hub console, making it easier to manage your Salesforce organizations efficiently.
Here is a glimpse
Here is a glimpse
January 17, 2026
This release has minor bug fixes.
January 03, 2026
This release has minor bug fixes.
December 20, 2025
This release has minor bug fixes.
December 06, 2025
This release has minor bug fixes.
November 15, 2025
Enhancement
Mandatory Salesforce Permission for adding Organization
Starting October 2025, Salesforce has restricted the use of uninstalled connected apps. As a result, Druva Administrators cannot add an organization to the Druva Salesforce Environment unless the "Approve Uninstalled Connected Apps" permission is enabled in their assigned Permission Set.
For more details, refer to the official Salesforce documentation.
For detailed steps on adding an Environment in the Druva App, see Configuring Environment Hub.
October 25, 2025
This release has minor bug fixes.
October 11, 2025
This release has minor bug fixes.
Archived release notes
For release notes of previous cloud updates, see Archived Release Notes.