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Just Say NO to Hard-Coded ID
Big Idea or Enduring Question: How can you avoid hard coding of ID in Salesforce Flow? Objectives: This blog post will help us to understand the following Understand how to use custom Labels to avoid hard code of ID in the Flow Understand how to use Custom Settings to avoid
Recipes for Automating Chatter Group Management
Big Idea or Enduring Question: How to use record-triggered flow to automate common chatter group management works to improve productivity? Objectives: Chatter Group is one of the great ways to boost collaboration in your organization. A Chatter group represents a group of users – one can add unlimited members to
Set Your Productivity on Steroids by Creating Subflows
Salesforce Flow is one of the most used declarative tools to automate business processes in Salesforce. Most of us usually create a new flow for each requirement. That not only is not a best practice, but, in the long run, it is a highly unproductive and unsustainable approach to managing
Automatically Add New User to Public Group or Queue
Big Idea or Enduring Question: How do you automatically add new users to a Public Group or Queue? Objectives: This blog post will help us to understand the following Create automation associated with creating a new user Automatically add a user to a specified Public Group or Queue with Flow
Delete Complete Chatter Conversation Using Salesforce Flow
Big Idea or Enduring Question: How can users be allowed to delete Chatter conversation? This is a continuation of my previous article Delete Chatter Messages Using Salesforce Flow, In that I had discussed a way which allows your users to delete Chatter messages. This article goes a step ahead and
Delete Chatter Messages Using Salesforce Flow
Big Idea or Enduring Question: How can users be allowed to delete individual Chatter messages? Objectives: After reading this article, the reader will be able to: Use automation to increase user permissions Create a custom object to store the Id of a Chatter message Use Record-Triggered Flow to delete the