SF Auth Deadline Risk Check - Free 15-min Salesforce Connected App auth risk check
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Salesforce is changing integration sign-in: 30-day idle refresh tokens (prod rolling from Nov 4, 2026), device flow limits (Nov 30), SOAP login() checks, password/user-agent retirement Feb 20, 2027, and Connected Apps end of support in Summer '27. Free 15-Minute Integration Auth Risk Check on sfauthdeadline.com for a light what/when/who self-check. Need inventory and runbooks? Kit linked from the site: $49 Single-Org or $149 Consultant. Not affiliated with Salesforce.
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Hey Product Hunt — I'm Joe St. Louis. I built SF Auth Deadline (sfauthdeadline.com) and the free 15-Minute Integration Auth Risk Check because Salesforce is stacking real authentication deadlines for Connected Apps and integrations, and most teams need a calm map before they need a full migration project.
What the free check is
• A short PDF self-check: what is changing, when, and whether your org is likely in scope
• Aimed at Salesforce admins, architects, integration developers, and consultants
• Source-backed against Salesforce Help (idle refresh TTL, device flow, SOAP login(), username-password / user-agent retirement, Connected Apps end of support in Summer '27)
What it is not
• Not an official Salesforce product
• Not a how-to runbook dump (those stay in the paid kit)
• Not “all Connected Apps die on one day in 2026”
If you need more than a self-check
The Connected App Retirement Kit is linked from sfauthdeadline.com (not sold as if the site were the storefront alone): inventory workbook with risk scoring, discovery queries, decision tree, eight runbooks, checklists, and email templates. $49 Single-Org or $149 Consultant. I made this.
Link: https://sfauthdeadline.com/?utm_source=producthunt&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=ph_launch_risk_check
Feedback I’d love
If you run Salesforce integrations: which deadline is hardest to explain to your stakeholders right now—the rolling November 2026 idle refresh-token limit, November 30 device flow, or February 20, 2027 password/user-agent retirement—and what would make the free check more useful?
(Asking for feedback only — not upvotes.)