Where the news comes from
Every story on this site is pulled from one of these public feeds. We do not scrape pages, guess at content or republish full articles: each card is a short summary and a link back to the original.
| Source | Feed | What we take |
|---|---|---|
| Salesforce Ben | www.salesforceben.com/feed/ | every post |
| Salesforce Time | salesforcetime.com/feed/ | every post |
| Salesforce Break | salesforcebreak.com/feed/ | every post |
| Salesforce Blog | www.salesforce.com/blog/rss/ | Salesforce product topics only |
| Salesforce Newsroom | www.salesforce.com/news/feed/ | Salesforce product topics only |
| UnofficialSF | unofficialsf.com/feed/ | news and analysis, tutorials skipped |
| SalesforceDevops.net | salesforcedevops.net/feed/ | news and analysis, tutorials skipped |
| Salesforce Architects | medium.com/feed/salesforce-architects | news and analysis, tutorials skipped |
| Automation Champion | automationchampion.com/feed/ | news and analysis, tutorials skipped |
| Apex Hours | www.apexhours.com/wp-json/wp/v2/posts | news and analysis, tutorials skipped (REST API, RSS is off) |
How the pipeline works
- Around the clock a script polls the feeds above and drops new items into a queue. Items are deduplicated by URL and by normalized title, so the same announcement covered by three blogs shows up once.
- Official Salesforce feeds also carry corporate and general-business posts; those are filtered to Salesforce product topics. Community blogs that mix tutorials with news are filtered to news and analysis.
- An LLM pass writes the two or three sentence summary and tags the story by role and cloud. Everything sits in a review queue before it goes live; the Monday newsletter is compiled from the same records.
- Release notes, release dates, release update deadlines and retirements come from Salesforce Help, Trailhead and the Trust API, not from the feeds.
Not yet included
admin.salesforce.com and developer.salesforce.com block our fetcher (HTTP 403 on the feed URL) and Apex Hours publishes no RSS. If you run one of these and can allow-list a fetcher, write to us.
Suggest a source
Know a Salesforce blog, newsroom or podcast that belongs here? The bar: a public RSS or Atom feed, mostly Salesforce, mostly news or analysis rather than tutorials only, and English. Every suggestion is checked by hand; the ones that fit appear in the table above.