What can be easily updated after a sandbox refresh?

The integration endpoints are particularly straightforward to update after a sandbox refresh. This is because integration endpoints are generally defined external to Salesforce and can be reconfigured easily to point to the necessary services, whether those services are in a production environment or another sandbox.

When a sandbox is refreshed, any configuration that was present prior to the refresh may no longer align with the new data set or environment. Integration endpoints, which include details about how Salesforce connects to systems outside of its own architecture (like web services, APIs, or third-party applications), should be checked and may need to be adapted post-refresh to ensure they are still valid and functioning as intended.

In contrast, other elements such as Apex jobs, user stories, and approval processes may have dependencies on the sandbox refresh and the data contained within it. For example, Apex jobs may require specific context or data that could change with each refresh, which can complicate their updates. Similarly, user stories are tied to the project management aspect of development within Salesforce and are not inherently linked to the refreshed environment's immediate configuration settings. Approval processes may also need to be revisited and reconfigured after a sandbox refresh, especially if there are implications related to user roles or profiles that could have changed.

Thus, updating integration