What it means
Salesforce reviews every managed package before it can be distributed on AppExchange. The review covers authentication, data access, sharing rules, CRUD and FLS enforcement, secret handling, external callouts, and how the package behaves inside customer orgs.
TourviaApp 7.25.0 passed that review on May 22, 2026. The 7.34.0.1 build is built from the same base.
What it does not mean
Passing Security Review does not mean Salesforce endorses or recommends Tourvia. It means the package met Salesforce's published security requirements for AppExchange distribution.
For IT, security, and procurement teams, the useful questions are:
- Was the package reviewed before it installs into a customer org?
- Does it enforce sharing, CRUD, and FLS?
- Does it handle secrets and external callouts the way AppExchange expects?
- Is it distributed through the AppExchange pipeline, not as a metadata dump?
TourviaApp 7.25.0 answers yes to all four. Buyers still need to run their own due diligence on the current version, DPA, architecture, permissions, and external processing.
Private access, 30-day trial
The package is ready, supported, and updated through the AppExchange pipeline. The listing is just private: it does not show up in public search.
We coordinate access directly with prospects evaluating the product.
Why access is private
The customer-facing brand moved from RouteForce to Tourvia. The Salesforce package remains TourviaApp. Private access lets us share a consistent name, look, and copy with prospects while we transition.
What Tourvia includes today
Tourvia brings route planning, Salesforce events, mobile check-in, visit reports, and dashboards into one managed package.
Route optimization inside Salesforce
The engine runs on Account, Contact, Lead, Opportunity, and custom geolocation objects. Reps plan and re-optimize routes without leaving Salesforce.
Campaign Member mapping
Lead and Contact campaign members appear on the map from a Campaign record or the global Tourvia workspace. Marker color is driven by Custom Metadata.
Visit planning
Visits become standard Salesforce events or Tourvia visit records, linked back to the originating Account, Contact, Lead, Opportunity, or Campaign Member.
Mobile field execution and GPS check-in
Reps run their day from the Salesforce mobile app. Tourvia records arrival and departure timestamps against the visit.
Visit reports and dashboards
Visit data is standard Salesforce data. The package includes prebuilt reports and dashboards that admins can clone and customize.
Pricing during private access
EUR 30 excluding tax per user per month, billed annually. Private access does not change the price.
How to start an evaluation
- Request a 30-day trial through the contact form.
- We qualify your Salesforce org and coordinate access with your admin or IT contact.
- Your admin installs and configures Tourvia using the setup guides.
FAQ
Did the Tourvia app pass Salesforce Security Review?
Yes. TourviaApp 7.25.0 passed on May 22, 2026. The 7.34.0.1 build is on the same approved lineage.
Can Tourvia be installed today?
Yes, through a 30-day trial. We share the install link with qualified prospects.
What is the difference between private and public AppExchange access?
The install path is the same. The listing is just not publicly searchable.
Why is access private?
So we can coordinate the experience during the RouteForce to Tourvia brand transition.
How does pricing work during private access?
EUR 30 excl. tax per user per month, billed annually. The 30-day trial includes every feature.
Where does the RouteForce name still appear?
In product history and older links. The Salesforce package is TourviaApp, and the public site uses the Tourvia brand.