Check out my previous articles: Want to be an Early Adopter of the New Flow Builder? Welcome Aboard! Getting Started with Salesforce Flow Designer– Part 1 (Understand, Create & Use Variables in Flow) In the aforementioned articles, I have discussed the new Flow Builder tool – introduced by Salesforce in Spring’19 release and
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Understand, Create & Use Variables in Salesforce Flow!
Enjoy enhanced flow-building experience starting with Spring’19 release. Salesforce is at it again! – replacing Cloud Flow Designer (Canvas to design and build the flows) with a faster and robust tool – Flow Builder. It streamlines the process of – (1) flow building; and (2) maintenance – with a simplified user interface. In light of the above,
Want to be an Early Adopter of the New Flow Builder? Welcome Aboard!
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Take Flow to the Next Level with Stages!
I hope everyone had a great time at Dreamforce – overflowing to the brim with lots of information, inspiration, and excitement to continue your learning after Dreamforce’18?! For my friends – who didn’t get a chance to attend the Dreamforce in person – here is an article summarizing Key takeaways
What? Use Lookup Field into a Flow Screen Element?!!
Salesforce Flow allows us to automate business processes by building applications, known as Flows. Using Flows, a user can collect information; or, they can update, edit, or create records in Salesforce. Furthermore, Flows can execute logic, interact with the Salesforce database, call Apex classes, Platform Events, and guide users through various screens to streamline the process of
Count Number of Records in a Record Collection Variable
Salesforce Flow allows us to automate business processes by building applications, known as Flows. Using Flows, a user can collect information; or, they can update, edit, or create records in Salesforce. Furthermore, Flows can execute logic, interact with the Salesforce database, call Apex classes, Platform Events, and guide users through various screens to streamline the process of
Learn About the New, Built-in, Debug Tool in the Flow Builder!
Learn About the New, Built-in, Debug Tool in the Cloud Flow Designer!
Enhance Productivity by Uploading Files Directly from a Flow!
Salesforce Flow allows us to automate business processes by building applications, known as Flows. Using Flows, a user can collect information; or, they can update, edit, or create records in Salesforce. Furthermore, Flows can execute logic, interact with the Salesforce database, call Apex classes, Platform Events, and guide users through various