In the dynamic world of business, Salesforce has become more than just a platform; it's a backbone that supports customer relationships, sales processes, and overall operational efficiency. With the power to customize Salesforce's configuration to fit your unique needs, it's tempting to dive headfirst into making changes. However, there's a critical step that should never be skipped: testing changes to Salesforce configuration before releasing them. In this blog post, we'll explore why this step is so crucial and how it can save you from costly mistakes and disruptions.