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What are the ways to find out my org id?



Here is a way I found.




  1. Log In to the Salesforce Help and Training Portal.

  2. Scroll to the Support & Services tile and view your Organization ID.



I have hard time following the steps.



At first I go to over here. Then I go to login in the top right corner and select with Salesforce.



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I provide correct username and password, but when I click to login I am redirected back to here and not logged in.



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What am I doing wrong? Thank you.



I checked that username and password are correct by logging into salesforce account.






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    What are the ways to find out my org id?



    Here is a way I found.




    1. Log In to the Salesforce Help and Training Portal.

    2. Scroll to the Support & Services tile and view your Organization ID.



    I have hard time following the steps.



    At first I go to over here. Then I go to login in the top right corner and select with Salesforce.



    enter image description here



    I provide correct username and password, but when I click to login I am redirected back to here and not logged in.



    enter image description here



    What am I doing wrong? Thank you.



    I checked that username and password are correct by logging into salesforce account.






    login id org environment







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      up vote
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      down vote

      favorite











      What are the ways to find out my org id?



      Here is a way I found.




      1. Log In to the Salesforce Help and Training Portal.

      2. Scroll to the Support & Services tile and view your Organization ID.



      I have hard time following the steps.



      At first I go to over here. Then I go to login in the top right corner and select with Salesforce.



      enter image description here



      I provide correct username and password, but when I click to login I am redirected back to here and not logged in.



      enter image description here



      What am I doing wrong? Thank you.



      I checked that username and password are correct by logging into salesforce account.






      login id org environment







      share|improve this question













      What are the ways to find out my org id?



      Here is a way I found.




      1. Log In to the Salesforce Help and Training Portal.

      2. Scroll to the Support & Services tile and view your Organization ID.



      I have hard time following the steps.



      At first I go to over here. Then I go to login in the top right corner and select with Salesforce.



      enter image description here



      I provide correct username and password, but when I click to login I am redirected back to here and not logged in.



      enter image description here



      What am I doing wrong? Thank you.



      I checked that username and password are correct by logging into salesforce account.






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          Seems you are logging in to the "Help & Training" portal instead of your Org.



          To be able to view your Organization Id, login to your Salesforce instance either test.salesforce.com or login.salesforce.com depending on if you are logging in to Sandbox or Production.



          Once logged in, you navigate through these steps to get your Organization Id.



          • Go to Setup

          • Go to Company Information (under Company Setting menu in LEX or Company Profile in Classic)


          • You will find the Organization Id under Salesforce.com Organization ID field



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            Seems you are logging in to the "Help & Training" portal instead of your Org.



            To be able to view your Organization Id, login to your Salesforce instance either test.salesforce.com or login.salesforce.com depending on if you are logging in to Sandbox or Production.



            Once logged in, you navigate through these steps to get your Organization Id.



            • Go to Setup

            • Go to Company Information (under Company Setting menu in LEX or Company Profile in Classic)


            • You will find the Organization Id under Salesforce.com Organization ID field



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              Seems you are logging in to the "Help & Training" portal instead of your Org.



              To be able to view your Organization Id, login to your Salesforce instance either test.salesforce.com or login.salesforce.com depending on if you are logging in to Sandbox or Production.



              Once logged in, you navigate through these steps to get your Organization Id.



              • Go to Setup

              • Go to Company Information (under Company Setting menu in LEX or Company Profile in Classic)


              • You will find the Organization Id under Salesforce.com Organization ID field



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                Seems you are logging in to the "Help & Training" portal instead of your Org.



                To be able to view your Organization Id, login to your Salesforce instance either test.salesforce.com or login.salesforce.com depending on if you are logging in to Sandbox or Production.



                Once logged in, you navigate through these steps to get your Organization Id.



                • Go to Setup

                • Go to Company Information (under Company Setting menu in LEX or Company Profile in Classic)


                • You will find the Organization Id under Salesforce.com Organization ID field



                  enter image description here







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                Seems you are logging in to the "Help & Training" portal instead of your Org.



                To be able to view your Organization Id, login to your Salesforce instance either test.salesforce.com or login.salesforce.com depending on if you are logging in to Sandbox or Production.



                Once logged in, you navigate through these steps to get your Organization Id.



                • Go to Setup

                • Go to Company Information (under Company Setting menu in LEX or Company Profile in Classic)


                • You will find the Organization Id under Salesforce.com Organization ID field



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