"What's Actually Changing in Salesforce This Summer" - The Fast Slow Motion Podcast - Ep 064

In this episode of The Fast Slow Motion Podcast, Eric Housh sits down with Jonathan Veazey, Director of Architecture at Fast Slow Motion, to break down what business leaders actually need to know about the Salesforce Summer '26 release. The tension is straightforward: several changes are already being enforced, and most business owners don't know they're coming. Jonathan walks through the security changes hitting the platform now — MFA enforcement for all users, stricter authentication requirements for system admins, and a new step that may prompt users to re-verify when running reports. He also covers what AgentForce maturing into real infrastructure means for AI investment, flow updates that reduce errors and build time, and how Salesforce's move to host MCP servers opens the door to connecting external AI tools directly to your data. If your business runs on Salesforce, this episode gives you the clarity to ask the right questions of your team before deadlines pass. For the full episode show notes and exclusive resources, visit: https://loom.ly/SfW0ej4 #TheFastSlowMotionPodcast #Salesforce #SalesforceRelease #AgentForce #SalesforceSecurity #MFA #SalesforceAdmin #BusinessLeaders #AIStrategy #SalesforceFlow ▶️ CHAPTERS: 0:00 Your Salesforce Platform Is Changing — Here's What Leaders Need to Know 2:23 The Security Changes You Need to Act On Now 3:28 MFA for All Users and Stricter Rules for Admins 4:18 Report Access Is Changing — What to Tell Your Team 6:33 AgentForce Is Here — What's Actually Ready to Use 8:09 Why Visibility Into AI Performance Changes Everything 8:57 Flow Updates That Reduce Errors and Build Time 10:06 Seeing Exactly What Changed Between Automation Versions 11:19 How Salesforce Is Being Built for AI — MCP Servers Explained 13:06 Building on Salesforce Just Got More Flexible 14:25 Chatter Is Out, Slack Is In — What It Signals 15:51 Is Now the Time to Invest in Slack? 17:01 Where Business Leaders Should Start This Week