Yumi’s post does a great job of diving into this powerful new feature that’s easy to miss. One issue is discoverability: to find this trigger, you need to know about the Automation Event-Triggered Flow Type. Check it out!
Innovation in agentic orchestration is accelerating rapidly, and our automation product teams have been hard at work improving Flow to make it easier than ever to bring agents and human-centered work together. With the Summer ’25 release, we’ve introduced powerful new capabilities that help you embed Agentforce agents into your automations and extract structured data […]
Check out our newly published post covering the things we’re working on this year at Salesforce for the Flow family!
Check out this great post from Vijay, a VP of Product Management on the Flow team at Salesforce.
P Check out Phil’s powerful combination of recent Flow technologies. He even uses AI to modify old open source code!
The Interaction Between Flows & Prompts Late last year, Salesforce announced Prompt Builder. Prompts are the mediums that are used to communicate with the large language models (LLM) such as ChatGPT from OpenAI. Prompt Builder gives Salesforce Admins the capability to create, test, revise, customize, and manage prompt templates ensuring high quality outputs that are […]
Version 1.2 adds screen reactivity. Learn more here.
I was able to join with Eric Smith and Rubin Roy to do a 40 minute breakout on Invocable Actions at TDX24. It gave us the chance to really put some fresh updated content together. Check out the video and the deck, below. Invocable Actions Resources Invocable Action Resources Home Page
With all of the news and updates with Reactive Screen Flow Components in tandem with Data Fetcher on the AppExchange, we can take multi-screen processes and simplify the user experience with less clicks and more real-time changes. This article will go through examples in-depth on creating a Data Table with multiple levels of complexity: Before […]
The Automation Roadmap breakout session has become a fixture at Dreamforce and TDX. It’s unquestionably the best view into work underway on Flow and Actions. Watch it here: and see the slides here: