Big Idea or Enduring Question: In this article Scheduled actions, I had discussed how to add a Time-based action into a Process. I also discussed a way to check the Paused and Failed Interviews in the Flow and Process Builder, by navigating to Setup | Paused Flow Interviews as shown in the following
Category: Salesforce Flow
Getting Started with Salesforce Flow – Part 86 (Enhance Productivity with Push Notification to Desktop or Mobile!)
You may be thinking, what am I so excited about the Salesforce recent release? Well, let me count the reasons! However, one of the reasons, that stands out the most is, enhancements related to Process Builder – Oh, yes! you got that right. Let me start with a few examples:
Getting Started with Salesforce Flow – Part 85 (Bye Bye Manual Work – Auto create Quip folder, Document and, Attach it to a Record!)
Quip not only helps Sales teams to organize their work and integrate seamlessly with Salesforce. But, it also empowers the teams to be consistent, foster collaboration, and remain focused. Quip is not only a collaboration tool but, it also has the capability to create slides, excel, sheets and connect with live
Getting Started with Salesforce Flow – Part 83 (Learn How to Designate a Recipient to Receive Error Emails)
Salesforce Flow is one of the most powerful tools provided by Salesforce to implement business requirements declaratively. Salesforce Flow helps businesses to save time, as well as money, by implementing solutions quickly. In theory, implementation of Salesforce Flow is straightforward – you create a Flow; test it; and then, use Change Set to deploy it
Getting Started with Salesforce Flow – Part 81 (Ever Wonder What is a Per Object – Per Type Record-Triggered Flow 🤔? ))
This is a continuation of my last article Salesforce Flow Design Patterns – from Fundamentals to Mastery. In my previous article, I discussed various best practices and design considerations when it comes to building an efficient Flow. This article goes a step further and explains how a user can create, and
Getting Started with Salesforce Flow – Part 80 (Auto update Chatter Email Settings)
Big Idea or Enduring Question: Chatter is a great way to boost collaboration in your organization. Users can post a status, links, files, and comments on other’s posts. We can also add users to chatter groups. Chatter can email you every time someone follows you, posts to your profile or
Getting Started with Salesforce Flow – Part 79 (Salesforce Flow Naming Conventions)
As a declarative programmer, you always want to create clean flows where naming has to be appropriate so that any other programmer can find it easier to read the flow and understand. Now, this may seem meaningless to you but think about a situation where you are investigating a flow