Abstract: Aspects extend to methods, systems, and computer program products for protecting sensitive data when importing and exporting resources. When a user exports resources from a source environment into a package, restricted information (e.g., privacy settings, security settings, resource identifiers, customer information, etc.) from the source environment can be replaced with unrestricted surrogate information. When a user imports resources into a target environment from a package, unrestricted surrogate information can be replaced with restricted information from the target environment. When a user imports resources, suggestions can be provided to help the user select the appropriate resource based on prior import selects. Aspects of the invention can include at least two phases. A first phase can include exporting a package from a source environment and a second phase can include importing the package into a target environment.

Abstract: Methods, systems, apparatuses, and computer program products are described herein for the development of applications and/or workflows that are enabled to transmit and/or push notifications to end-users. The developer (or “maker” or “creator”) of the application(s) and/or workflow(s) are enabled to develop such application(s) and/or workflow(s) without having to be expert programmers (i.e., such a developer may be a business user with little to no programming experience). The techniques described herein enable the transmission of cross-application push notifications to end-users of a target application in a secure manner. For example, push notification requests may be monitored to determine whether they are authorized to be transmitted in accordance with an administrator-configurable policy rule, thereby preventing unwanted push notifications from being transmitted. Moreover, computing resources may be scaled up (or scaled down) depending on how many users are to receive a particular push notification.