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Named Credentials in Salesforce

Yatin Navadiya 10/01/2026   APEX

Hardcoding API URLs, usernames, passwords, or tokens inside Apex code is dangerous and unscalable. Salesforce provides Named Credentials to securely manage - Endpoints, Authentication, Token rotation, User access, Environment changes.

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