Salesforce Product Lifecycle

Release dates, version history and support and end-of-life dates as published by Salesforce. Dates within the next 12 months are highlighted; past dates are dimmed. Retrieved 2026-10-13.

• MuleSoft Product Versioning and Back Support Policy. Mule runtime Edge releases receive Standard then Extended Support for fixed periods and LTS releases at least 18 plus 6 months; cloud offerings keep one current version. [1]
• Tableau Supported Versions. Tableau Server and Desktop versions released with Server receive maintenance and technical support for 24 months, then 12 months of limited support. [2]
• Salesforce seasonal releases. Salesforce cloud services are updated through scheduled seasonal releases documented in release notes. [3]

Continuously updated 20

Agentforce (Cloud service updated through scheduled Salesforce seasonal releases and more frequent feature updates; no per-version end-of-support dates published.)[3], Agentforce / Einstein (Cloud service updated through scheduled Salesforce seasonal releases and more frequent feature updates; no per-version end-of-support dates published.)[3], Chatter (Cloud service updated through scheduled Salesforce seasonal releases and more frequent feature updates; no per-version end-of-support dates published.)[3], Data 360 (Cloud service updated through scheduled Salesforce seasonal releases and more frequent feature updates; no per-version end-of-support dates published.)[3], Experience Cloud (Cloud service updated through scheduled Salesforce seasonal releases and more frequent feature updates; no per-version end-of-support dates published.)[3], Flow Orchestration (Cloud service updated through scheduled Salesforce seasonal releases and more frequent feature updates; no per-version end-of-support dates published.)[3], Lightning Platform (Cloud service updated through scheduled Salesforce seasonal releases and more frequent feature updates; no per-version end-of-support dates published.)[3], Partner Ecosystem Management (Cloud service updated through scheduled Salesforce seasonal releases and more frequent feature updates; no per-version end-of-support dates published.)[3], Pro Suite (Cloud service updated through scheduled Salesforce seasonal releases and more frequent feature updates; no per-version end-of-support dates published.)[3], Sales Cloud (Cloud service updated through scheduled Salesforce seasonal releases and more frequent feature updates; no per-version end-of-support dates published.)[3], Salesforce (Cloud service updated through scheduled Salesforce seasonal releases and more frequent feature updates; no per-version end-of-support dates published.)[3], Salesforce Identity (Cloud service updated through scheduled Salesforce seasonal releases and more frequent feature updates; no per-version end-of-support dates published.)[3], Salesforce Knowledge (Cloud service updated through scheduled Salesforce seasonal releases and more frequent feature updates; no per-version end-of-support dates published.)[3], Service Cloud (Cloud service updated through scheduled Salesforce seasonal releases and more frequent feature updates; no per-version end-of-support dates published.)[3], Service Cloud Digital Engagement (Cloud service updated through scheduled Salesforce seasonal releases and more frequent feature updates; no per-version end-of-support dates published.)[3], Slack (Cloud service updated through scheduled Salesforce seasonal releases and more frequent feature updates; no per-version end-of-support dates published.)[3], Starter Suite (Cloud service updated through scheduled Salesforce seasonal releases and more frequent feature updates; no per-version end-of-support dates published.)[3], MuleSoft Composer (MuleSoft Cloud Offerings have one current version supported at all times, upgraded on behalf of the user.)[1], MuleSoft for Flow: Integration (MuleSoft Cloud Offerings have one current version supported at all times, upgraded on behalf of the user.)[1], Tableau Cloud (Major version updates of Tableau Cloud are released every four months, managed by the vendor.)[4]

No published lifecycle 2

MuleSoft Automation (MuleSoft RPA components follow semantic versioning with Standard Support for the latest minor version; no per-version dates are published.), MuleSoft RPA (RPA Manager has one current version; RPA Bot, Recorder and Builder follow semantic versioning, with the prior minor version supported for 6 months after a new release. No per-version dates are published.)