Are you a Salesforce Admin or want to become a Salesforce Admin. This blog post series is for you
This post will discuss the difference between Salesforce Flow and OmniScript. Salesforce screen flow and OmniScript both let you create forms that guide users through a business process and are no code solutions. OmniScripts and Salesforce flow sound similar but…
After a big announcement in Dreamforce that Process Builder will be deprecated in 2023. Now, Salesforce flow is the future of automation tools. Salesforce Flow is the most potent declarative automation tool that Salesforce has built. We all know that…
As per flow best practices in Salesforce we should create one record triggered flow per object per type/event or context. This idea come from Apex trigger framework. As we can create multiple record trigger flow, but it will be difficult…
In this post, we will discuss a sandbox in Salesforce and the different types of sandboxes available. We will also learn when to use which Salesforce sandbox. The benefit of a Sandbox is that you can do anything you like…
In this post, we will understanding of how CTI works and what value it can bring. Information on how Salesforce enables CTI vendors to interact with the platform. Knowledge that helps you procure a CTI product and how to do…
Using Lightning Components in flow screens is one of the most exciting features. The ability to add Lightning Components in Flows means that a screen can contain a lot more than just inputs, choices and outputs. It’s extended to include…
In this session, We will be talk how to invoke/call Apex actions in flows and how to pass variables between a Flow and an Apex Action. Salesforce has taken programming into the next level by introducing Flows, which allows users…
With platform event–triggered flows, you can do all your automation in one place. Users can trigger a Flow when a platform event message is received. Unlike Process Builder, users can access all available records when a Flow is invoked by…
In the recent Salesforce came with before-save Flow triggers and after-save flow triggers. A record-triggered auto-launched flow makes additional updates to the triggering record before it’s saved to the database. What is Record-Triggered Flow in Salesforce? Record-triggered flow is an auto-launched flow in…
As the name suggests these are flows that can be launched automatically based on certain conditions or situations. For example, we can call a flow from the process builder, when there is any DML occurs like (Insert, Delete, or Update)…