Heroku Flow
- Engineering
- Last Updated: July 17, 2025
- Vivek Viswanathan, Kim Harrison
The Salesforce platform offers a powerful array of tools for customization and building customer-centric experiences, from no-code automation with Flow, Prompt Builder, and Agent Builder, to robust Apex and Lightning Web Components. The art lies in choosing the right blend of these tools to achieve agility, optimize skill sets, and quickly adapt to business demands. Today, we’re introducing a new ingredient to this powerful mix: Heroku + AppLink.
- Engineering
- Last Updated: March 27, 2025
- Andrew Fawcett, Andrea Bernicchia
Many advanced users want to use GitHub Actions with their applications on Heroku. Now there’s a straightforward way to use these great systems together, and to meet strong security and compliance requirements at the same time.
A Solution for GitHub IP Range Restrictions
Heroku is a powerful platform that offers robust CI/CD capabilities and secure, scalable environments for deploying applications. However, GitHub Orgs cannot be configured with Heroku IP ranges, which can be a requirement for some organizations’ security rules. While this is under consideration, we want to share an alternative that leverages GitHub Actions, Heroku’s ability to run arbitrary …
- News
- Last Updated: August 24, 2023
- JorDanee Key, Tim Lawrence
We’ve just introduced three new changes to our pricing at Heroku, all designed to provide extra value to our customers and make cost estimation easier. These changes will kick in from September 1, 2023 onward:
Your account will no longer be charged the $10 monthly fee for Heroku CI.
Your account will no longer be charged the $10 monthly fee for Heroku Teams with over five members.
We’ve improved our pricing page to include hourly expenses alongside the maximum monthly costs.
Why is the Heroku pricing page changing? The Heroku team is simplifying pricing for clarity and a better …
- Engineering
- Last Updated: April 09, 2024
- Chris Marino, Srini Nirmalgandhi
This post previously appeared on the Salesforce Architects blog.
Event-driven application architectures have proven to be effective for implementing enterprise solutions using loosely coupled services that interact by exchanging asynchronous events. Salesforce enables event-driven architectures (EDAs) with Platform Events and Change Data Capture (CDC) events as well as triggers and Apex callouts, which makes the Salesforce Platform a great way to build all of your digital customer experiences. This post is the first in a series that covers various EDA patterns, considerations for using them, and examples deployed on the Salesforce Platform.
- News
- Last Updated: April 04, 2024
- Sepideh Setayeshfar
Faster application delivery with remote teams is the key to connect with your customers, now more than ever. A few years ago, we released Review Apps with the goal of improving the application development process and team collaboration. Today, we are excited to announce the release of an improved version of Review Apps to general availability.
The new version of Review Apps provides easier access management with a new permission system, and more flexibility for complex workflows with public APIs. It also no longer needs a staging, production, or placeholder app to host its configuration and collaborator access; this independence …
- News
- Last Updated: August 08, 2017
- Rimas Silkaitis
At the core of Heroku’s data services sits Postgres, and today, we are making it even easier to bend Heroku Postgres to the very unique needs of your application’s stack. With these new features, you can easily customize Postgres, making it more powerful and configurable, while retaining all the automation and management capabilities of Heroku Postgres you know and love. By changing Postgres settings, creating and working with database credentials, and providing tight integrations to Heroku and Heroku CI, you now have the ability to further tune your Postgres database to your team’s needs.
More Flexible Postgres with PGSettings
As …
- News
- Last Updated: May 18, 2017
- Ike DeLorenzo
Today we are proud to announce that Heroku CI, a low-configuration test runner for unit and browser testing that is tightly integrated with Heroku Pipelines, is now in General Availability.
To build software with optimal feature release speed and quality, continuous integration (CI) is a popular and best practice, and is an essential part of a complete continuous delivery (CD) practice. As we have done for builds, deployments, and CD, Heroku CI dramatically improves the ease, experience, and function of CI. Now your energy can go into your apps, not your process.
With today's addition of Heroku CI, Heroku now …
- News
- Last Updated: April 30, 2024
- Ike DeLorenzo
How we built Heroku CI: our product intuition checked against what the market wants (we surveyed ~1000 developers to figure out the latter, and the results were surprising)
Two approaches to building any product are often in tension: designing from inspiration, and designing from information. On the pure inspiration side, you just build the product you dream of, and trust that it will be so awesome and useful, that it will succeed in the market. On the pure information side, you build exactly what the market is asking for, as best you can tell (think: surveys, top customer feature requests, …
- News
- Last Updated: February 11, 2016
- Ike DeLorenzo
Today is a big day for Heroku Pipelines — our continuous delivery feature that provides a visual sequence of app environments in which to test, stage, and deliver code through to production. Pipelines is now released for General Availability (GA).
Heroku Pipelines provides teams of all sizes a new way to visualize and manage the development of applications, features, and fixes from dev and test, to staging, to production (and supports even more stages if that's your team's thing). Each Pipeline stage contains the Heroku apps, resources, and add-ons necessary to test your applications before "promoting" it to the next …
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