Deployments move metadata, not configuration completeness. Permission sets, licenses, feature toggles, and org-level settings are often excluded. As a result, deployed features may exist but remain inaccessible or inactive.
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Deployments move metadata, not configuration completeness. Permission sets, licenses, feature toggles, and org-level settings are often excluded. As a result, deployed features may exist but remain inaccessible or inactive.
Deployments move metadata, not configuration completeness. Permission sets, licenses, feature toggles, and org-level settings are often excluded. As a result, deployed features may exist but remain inaccessible or inactive.
Another issue is data dependencies. Some automation relies on specific records, picklist values, or settings that aren’t deployed automatically.
Post-deployment validation and configuration are essential to ensure functionality matches expectations.
Takeaway: Deployment success doesn’t guarantee operational readiness.