How to find out what salesforce edition you have?

anyone know how to find out what edition of salesforce an org has i.e. unlimited, enterprise, professional etc..

April 29, 2010
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THuston
Go get the Enterprise WSDL and it will tell you at the top:



Login-setup-develop-API-generate wsdl

April 29, 2010
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RyanGuest
Look at the title of your web browser.

Should say something like:

salesforce.com - Enterprise Edition

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salesforce.com - Developer Edition

April 29, 2010
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salesforcer
I need to ask this question again:

Re: How to find out what salesforce edition you have?

the reason is that the new versions of Browsers do not have Title Bars anymore. The other gentleman's suggestion in generating cryptic code to determine the version is not practical and user friendly for clients.

What is the best way to determine which Salesforce Edition a client has "over the phone"? The method has to be easy enough to guide a customer to perform the steps.

Anyone's help is very appreciated.

November 3, 2011
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CRM india
If you hover over your opened TAB, it will display you which edition you are using.

November 24, 2011
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Here-n-now
Thanks to THuston - I also used it to confirm a sandbox has been upgraded to the new release preview, because we have a custom logo so can't see the release logo.

January 24, 2012
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rajjjj
I am not able to see which edition using Enterprise WSDL.

Salesforce.com Enterprise Web Services API Version 24.0
Generated on 2012-04-29 05:54:50 +0000.
Copyright 1999-2012 salesforce.com, inc.
All Rights Reserved

where is it exactly located???

May 15, 2012
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Santosh S
Please check the topmost part of your monitor/ screen (in the Web Browser)
and specifically the Tab on which the Salesforce

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_Tab 1 of Browser _ _ _ | ____ Tab 2 of Browser ___ | Salesforce.com - Professional Edition | _ _ _ Next Tab_ _ _|
___________________ |______________________|________________________________ |_______________
https://ap1.salesforce.com/home/home.jsp |
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Salesforce Logo

December 5, 2012
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QuinnC
For dunces like me:

Browser Tab: When they say look at the tab, you have to hover over the tab (at least in Chrome) as the tab is too short to show you the complete title. Alternatively, figure out how to view the source of the page after logging into salesforce (view page source) and you will see something like this in the html <title>Company Information:(your org name) ~ salesforce.com - Enterprise Edition</title>

API: You don't need to generate anything, just look at the top one of the list. It will be the one for the edition of your Salesforce instance for that organization. So it will say Enterprise WSDL if that is your edition (I don't have access to an unlimited one, and too lazy to login to my developer one, to test this out, but it makes sense).

March 22, 2013
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ektisa@hotmail.com
Thanks for your answer. I thought it should be something simple, but I couldn't find it in all the normal places.

April 8, 2013
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Rafa_S
As of Spring 14 you can go to Setup-Administration Setup. The title shows the version.

or, just add this as a suffix to the salesforce url after logging in: ui/setup/Setup?setupid=AdminSetup

April 7, 2014
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utkarsh srivastava
Hi,

Please click on the SETUP tab on the top right corner of the home page ----> Then click on the link "Administer" which appears on the first left section of the page ------> And there you go , you can see the edition as the heading of the page which opens after clicking the "Administer" on the right section of the page.

I hope this might be the convenient way for you to guide to the end users.

August 6, 2014
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nksf
The easiest way is just login in Salesforce and just hover over your Salesforce Tab it will show your Salesforce Edition.

April 3, 2015
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Janhavi Pawar
You can even go to Setup - Administer - on the top of this page you will see
Administer
Enterprise Edition

July 1, 2015
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Monalisa Das 22
1.Go to Setup
2. Type in company
3. Chose company information
There look for Organization Edition value

May 23, 2016
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Steven Ellis 18
I have an org that I am certain I created as a Developer org, but it says Enterprise Edition. Any insight from anyone? Additionally, it does not appear to have any Knowledge licenses, which Developer orgs should have.

March 7, 2017
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sunny522
HI disturbed118,
To Check salesforce edition
Login to Salesforce Instance --> Go to Home Tab --> If you hover on Browser tab,it will display which Edition you are using
Salesforce - Developer Edition means we are using Develope Edition.
To check Salesforce release
Login to Salesforce Instance --> Go to Home Tab --> If you look at top right side of window, you can see "Spring'17 for Developers label ,which means we are using/in Spring'17 release.