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# Delpha Upgrade

## Step 1: Check [what's new](/delpha-for-salesforce/delpha-upgrade/whats-new.md)

## Step 2: Apply the upgrade

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Add this segment to your org url. 

**/packaging/installPackage.apexp?p0=**<mark style="color:orange;">**VersionId**</mark>
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## Step 3: [Perform Upgrade tasks](/delpha-for-salesforce/delpha-upgrade/upgrade-tasks.md)

### From a side release update package

If some scripts must be applied for compatibility topics between versions of Delpha, a side release package and a 'how to' will be provided in the release notes of the target build.

### From Delpha Setup app&#x20;

* Open the Delpha Setup app and select the tab **Delpha Configuration**
* In the section **First Steps**, consider the **Review Configuration** block\
  You will find here all the items that needs a manual update with enough information for a quick application.&#x20;
* Once the updates are done, refresh your page. The section should only display green ticks.


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