What’s New in 26.2 (high-level summary)
Operations & Admin
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Instance-level control for On-Demand Sandboxes (ODS):
More granular control over when specific sandboxes are available, helping teams manage usage windows and reduce waste.
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Cleaner Business Manager session exits:
Improved logout behavior so sessions can end without immediately bouncing into reauthentication.
Search & Merchandising
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Contextual Search (Beta):
A new beta capability aimed at improving search result relevance by incorporating additional context signals beyond a simple keyword match.
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Saved filters for Product Lists:
Merchandisers can reuse filter setups to speed up repetitive catalog/list management tasks and get to “the right view” faster.
Content & Page Designer
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Selective replication for Page Designer pages:
More control over replication so you can choose which pages to replicate instead of treating replication as an all-or-nothing action.
Data & Sync
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Manual refresh for Data Maps:
Added flexibility to refresh Data Maps on demand when you need it (instead of waiting for a background cadence).
Checkout Experience
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Prefill shipping and payment information:
New support to prefill checkout inputs to reduce friction and accelerate conversions—especially useful for logged-in shoppers and repeat purchases.
APIs & Developer Tooling
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Stricter OCAPI version validation:
Tighter input validation for OCAPI version numbers—review custom integrations and ensure your versioning is clean and compliant.
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OCAPI Explorer improvements:
Better visibility into available Meta API versions directly inside the OCAPI Explorer to reduce guesswork during development.
Docs & Navigation
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Release notes moved:
B2C Commerce release notes are now surfaced in a new location within Salesforce Help—update bookmarks and internal enablement links. Starting with the Salesforce Spring ’26 cycle (Release 260), Commerce release notes are now available in their new home here: Commerce Release Notes (Spring ’26).
Quick links (official)
Source:
Salesforce Help — B2C Commerce 26.2 Release Notes
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