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# How to Update Bird App in SFDC

## Bird App update guideline for SFDC/SFSC

Key words: salesforce, service cloud, version upgrade, reinstall package, uninstall package, restore data, backup file

### &#x20;**1. Update the Package (Quick Step)**

The latest **MessageBird App** version (as of September 15, 2025):\
**v1.39** →[ Install Link](https://login.salesforce.com/packaging/installPackage.apexp?p0=04tJ5000000kcVW)

Note: in SFDC it is not possible to downgrade installed packages.

**Note**: In SFDC it is not possible to downgrade an installed package.

If the issue is not resolved after upgrading, please try to **reinstall the package** following Salesforce guidelines.

### &#x20;**2. Uninstall the Package**

Follow Salesforce doc:[ Uninstalling Packages](https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=xcloud.distribution_uninstalling_packages.htm\&type=5).

Steps:

1. In **Setup**, type **Installed Packages** in Quick Find.
2. Locate the package you want to uninstall.
3. Click **Uninstall**.
4. Review warnings – all associated components (custom activities, templates, etc.) will be deleted.
5. (Optional) **Save a copy of package data** before confirming.
6. Click **Yes, I want to uninstall this package** → Confirm.<br>

### &#x20;**3. Install the Package**

* Go to the package link provided.
* Click **Get It Now / Install**.
* Choose **Install for All Users** (recommended).
* Confirm and wait until installation completes.

### &#x20;**4. Restoring Data (manually)**

To manually import data from a backup file using the Salesforce **Data Import.**

![](/files/DXvnmZakN1T3Qg3sTwsZ)

4.1 The import button

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4.2 The import menu

### &#x20;**5. Restoring Data (automated)**

Follow Salesforce doc:[ Backup & Restore – Run Restore](https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=xcloud.backup_restore_run_restore.htm\&type=5).

Steps:

1. Open **Backup & Restore app** in Salesforce.
2. Go to **Restore** tab.
3. Select the backup snapshot you want to restore.
4. Choose the data sets (templates, conversations, etc.) that should be restored.
5. Click **Run Restore**.
6. Validate restored templates/conversations in the app.<br>


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