Required Editions and User Permissions.
- From Setup, enter OAuth in the Quick Find box, then select Connected Apps OAuth Usage.
- Select an app and click Install.
- Click Manage App Policies to get details about the app.
- Click Edit Policies to control the app’s access policies. See Manage Access to a Connected App.
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How to install AppExchange apps in Salesforce?
If you’re interested in installing AppExchange apps in Salesforce, you need to follow the steps below. First, sign in to your Salesforce account and ensure you have a valid license. Once you have done this, open your homepage menu and search for AppExchange apps. Choose an install environment and consent to the terms of service.
Can I change certain Salesforce components after I install a solution?
If you already selected a solution and received an installation link, click the link and skip to the Enter the requested information step. If the solution is in a managed package, you can’t change certain Salesforce components after you install them.
What is Salesforce Chatter and Salesforce connected apps?
Salesforce apps built as connected apps have been placed into two managed packages – one for Chatter-related apps and one for non-Chatter-related apps.
How do I download the latest version of a salesforce app?
When downloading an app, you need to make sure the package is compatible with the version of Salesforce you’re running. AppExchange and package providers both provide lists of the latest versions available for download. The latest versions usually have release notes explaining any changes to the software.
Can you edit permissions in a managed package?
In managed packages, you can't edit permission sets that are included in the package, but subsequent upgrades happen automatically. If you clone a permission set that comes with a managed package or create your own, you can make changes to the permission set, but subsequent upgrades don't affect it.
Does Salesforce check for dependencies?
Salesforce also checks and verifies any dependencies . An installer’s organization must meet all dependency requirements listed on the Show Dependencies page or else the installation fails. For example, the installer's organization must have divisions enabled to install a package that references divisions.
