A few years back I wrote an article Two-factor authentication using Login Flow. It was a huge success. I received several emails from people requesting me to write more use cases around the concept. So, here it is! Two-factor authentication is a security process in which users provide two means of identification
Tag: Salesforce Flow
Launch a Flow from an Object-Specific Action
Salesforce Flow allows us to automate business processes by building applications, known as Flows, that collect, update, edit, and create Salesforce information, and then make those flows available to the right users or systems. Flows can execute logic, interact with the Salesforce database, call Apex classes, Platform Events, and guide users
Use an Inline Visualforce Page to auto launch a Flow
An inline Visualforce page allows us to embed a Visualforce page to standard page layouts. A Visualforce page would be available for embedding in the standard page layouts provided the page is using the standard controller of that particular object. You can auto-launch a flow without user interaction, using the following methods
Launch a Flow Using Lightning App
The series of articles on the Salesforce Flow is to discuss the basic concepts and to show the power of Flow. Salesforce Flow allows you to automate business processes by building applications, known as Flows, that collect, update, edit, and create Salesforce information, and then make those flows available to the right users
Want to Secure Your Org? Use Login Flow to configure Two Factor Authentication!
Two-factor authentication is a security process in which the user provides two means of identification, one of which is typically a normal user credential and the other of which is typically something memorized, such as a security code. You can enable Two-factor authentication for users by adding Two-Factor Authentication for