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There are two ways to create a new Sandbox in Hutte.

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You can either create a brand-new Sandbox, use an existing one, or use one of your project’s pool (if Org pooling has already been set up for your project).

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After you set up a new Sandbox project, you’ll find all of the existing Sandboxes connected to your Salesforce Production Org under the “Sandboxes” tab on your project’s main dashboard.

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Clicking on the “Sandboxes” tab will take you to the list view of all the available Sandboxes you can use.

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Creating a brand-new Sandbox

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1. First, click on the “New Sandbox” button in the top right-hand corner of your project dashboard. </aside>

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1. This will open up a dialogue window, where you can define your desired settings for your new Sandbox. </aside>

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Red options are mandatory, blue options are optional.

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1. Name: Enter the name for your new Sandbox. This name must comply with the Salesforce Sandbox naming conventions (e.g. no more than 10 characters long).
2. Create from: This is the Sandbox your
3. License type: Here, you can specify which license type should be associated with your new Sandbox.
4. Apex Class: Here, you can optionally select the Apex Class you wish to execute after each time this new Sandbox is refreshed. The class must implement the System.SandboxPostCopy interface.
5. Display Name: Here, you can optionally enter a display name to be shown as the name of your new Sandbox in Hutte. If you leave this blank, your Sandbox’s default name in Salesforce will be used. This allows you to use a more descriptive name for your Sandbox within Hutte, without the constraints of Salesforce’s naming conventions.
6. Description: Here, you can enter a description of your Sandbox, which will be stored inside Salesforce. This can’t be edited after Sandbox creation, so make sure the description is correct and useful.
7. In Pool: If you toggle this checkbox “on”, your new Sandbox will be included in your Hutte organization’s Sandbox pool. This means it will be periodically auto-refreshed if automated pool refreshes are activated, unless an active Hutte feature is being developed in it. </aside>

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Click on “Create” to add your new Sandbox to your project’s list of available Sandboxes.

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Using an existing Sandbox

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Hutte lists all Sandbox of the connected Production Org and allows Admins to add them to Hutte so that users can develop features in them.

If your Hutte admin has already set up Org Pooling and created Pool Orgs for your organization to use, you can take one from the pre-made pool.

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Once you’ve selected or created a Sandbox, you can start a new feature with it.

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