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Introducing Email Scrubber 7.10: Even More Control Over Email Component Results
Even More Control Over Email Component Results

Sean Fielding
3 days ago2 min read


Introducing Email Scrubber 7.9: More Control Over Email Component Results
More Control over Email component results

Sean Fielding
7 days ago2 min read


Introducing Email Scrubber 7.3 — Has Archive Record and Case Activity Feed Posts
You asked for more flexibility... and with Email Scrubber 7.3, we're delivering exactly that. This release focuses on one key theme: archiving your email data without losing the context around it. We are excited to introduce two new features: A Case-level archive indicator Feed items for archived emails Feature 1: The "Has Archived Records" Case Flag Here's a question your support agents ask all the time: "Is this everything, or is there more history somewhere?" Until now,

Sean Fielding
Jul 114 min read


Introducing Email Scrubber 6.7 — Precision Targeting, Smarter Compliance, Zero Guesswork
You asked for more control. You asked for broader coverage. And with Email Scrubber 6.7, we’re delivering exactly that. New: Targeted Detection Beyond Cases Case‑related email messages are still the biggest source of storage bloat in most orgs — but we know your world isn’t always Case‑centric. Many teams rely heavily on Opportunities, Accounts, and other business objects, and their email history deserves the same lifecycle intelligence. With 6.7, Email Scrubber now supports

Sean Fielding
Apr 151 min read


It’s Not a Bug — "It’s a Design Flaw With Significant Financial Consequences"
Email Messages + Einstein Activity Capture = A Surprise Storage Bill Email Message - [Insert My Standard Statement Here] I drone on (relentlessly, unapologetically) about how EmailMessage is one of the very few objects in Salesforce where storage is calculated based on actual bytes consumed, not record count. It's what makes me fun at parties. EmailMessage records can quietly eat 30... 50... 80% of your entire data storage allocation without anyone noticing until it's too lat

Sean Fielding
Apr 132 min read


Let's Stop Treating Email Forwarding (into Salesforce) Like a Simple Task — It’s Architecture
Incorrect Email Forwarding can cause data storage issues

Sean Fielding
Apr 103 min read


Introducing Email Legitimacy
As email‑based deception becomes more polished and harder to spot, individuals are facing increasingly sophisticated tactics designed to trick them into trusting the wrong messages. When something about an email feels off—but you can’t quite put your finger on why—you now have a clearer way to check your instincts. Email Legitimacy gives you a structured snapshot of the signals that matter so you can make a more informed decision. This feature is intentionally lightweight.

Sean Fielding
Mar 52 min read


Introducing Email Scrubber 5.7
For 5.7, we made some tweaks to our Consolidated Email View LWC. Faster, smoother rendering We went under the hood and delivered several performance optimizations. Pages now render noticeably faster, especially for orgs with large email volumes or heavy UI interaction patterns. Pagination You can now navigate emails in clean, predictable slices. This includes: A unified total count across both live and archived emails Next/Previous navigation for cycling through pages A re

Sean Fielding
Mar 11 min read


Let's Maximize Salesforce for Nonprofits: Email Templates and Data Storage Challenges
Many nonprofits rely on Salesforce to manage relationships with donors, volunteers, and clients. Email outreach—fundraising appeals, newsletters, event invitations—is a core part of that work. Salesforce’s email templates make it easy to deliver consistent, branded messages at scale. But there’s a hidden cost: every outbound email generates data. Over time, those records accumulate and can quickly consume a nonprofit’s limited Salesforce data storage. Understanding how email

Sean Fielding
Feb 123 min read


Introducing Email Scrubber Version 5.0
Email Scrubber Version 5.0 provides the same back end data storage processing, but now with more user experience appeal.

Sean Fielding
Aug 17, 20251 min read


Introducing Notifications
Administrators wishing to receive notifications on the completions of Retro, Archive, and/or Purge batches, can now do so with our new...

Sean Fielding
Jul 24, 20251 min read


Introducing the Email Scrubber Calculator
With our new Email Scrubber Calculator, you can evaluate your current email message storage footprint at any time. Email Scrubber...

Sean Fielding
Jun 1, 20251 min read


Introducing the Consolidated Email View
With Email Scrubber, valuable data storage is liberated by our email archiving processes. Archived Email Messages are available on...

Sean Fielding
May 4, 20251 min read


Email Scrubber - Release 3.23
Email Scrubber - Release 3.23

Sean Fielding
Jan 14, 20251 min read


Email Scrubber - Release 3.22
More than a few clients have requested that we add a handful of standard mappings from Email Message to the archive object. New Field...

Sean Fielding
Jan 10, 20251 min read


Email Scrubber - Release 3.20
Release 3.20 introduces some new functionality to better identify the overall impact of implementing Email Scrubber. New Email Message...

Sean Fielding
Jan 1, 20251 min read


Another great Email Scrubber implementation in the books
Overall Data Storage -> Reduced by 56% Email Message Data Storage -> Reduced by 93% Total Data Storage -> Reduced by 11.5 GB

Sean Fielding
Jan 1, 20251 min read


What to expect when implementing Email Scrubber
I'm often asked what a typical Email Scrubber implementation entails. Let's use a recent implementation as an example. Phase 1 -...

Sean Fielding
Dec 21, 20242 min read


Case Study "The Big Bloat"
The Frantic Call After quickly naming the project "The Big Bloat". we got down to business with an initial audit. The Instance's data...

Sean Fielding
Mar 28, 20241 min read


Introducing Email Scrubber 3.0
Before we jump into Email Scrubber 3.0, let's take a quick look at what is not changing with the new release. What is NOT Changing?...

Sean Fielding
Mar 20, 20242 min read
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