Salesforce Allows Bulk Record Deletion Without Undo and Auto-Fills Stale Cache Data
Salesforce permits bulk deletion of accounts, opportunities, and cases with a single action and no recovery mechanism, creating catastrophic data loss risk for high-volume users. Simultaneously, its cache system auto-suggests prior record data into new entries, causing agents to unknowingly submit stale information for new contacts. Both issues represent avoidable data integrity failures in an enterprise platform where data loss has direct revenue consequences.
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