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Live from Dreamforce: Turn Invocable Flow Actions into Reactive Screen Components

I’ve come up with a generalized method to actually make any existing Invocable Action available to a Flow as a Reactive Screen Component.  I’ll be showing the results of this Wednesday morning in the Breakout Session I’m presenting with Michelle Hansen and Adam White, When Is It Best to Be Reactive? When You’re a Screen […]

Implementing a Simple Timeline in Salesforce Using Vis.js

Petr Novotný has created an excellent LWC component for showing a Gantt like chart. Here is his write-up on the component along with links to the installation package and the source code. Petr Novotný – Salesforce Professional ★ Certified Consultant, Architect & DEV | PRINCE2 | 15+ Yrs in IT | Global Project Lead | […]

Build Lightning Styled Screen Flows that Users will Love

Screen Flows have become an indispensable tool for Salesforce admins and developers to quickly construct guided wizards, prompts, input forms, and more without writing code. However, when it comes to look and feel, the default styling for displaying things has limited options and may not match user expectations. Many developer and third party hours have […]

Sneak Preview – Flow in Winter ’24

Here’s a preview of what’s coming to Flow in the next couple of months! The Rollouts Begin: Panels With this release, the conversion of property editors from modals to panels picks up momentum. The first panelized property editors showed up in Flow Orchestration, and more were seen in the Flow-based marketing features that started to […]

ISV Spotlight: Pimly’s Product Cloud Solution Uses Flow

Editor’s Note: UnofficialSF is pleased to enable commercial creators of products that use Flow like Pimly to introduce their products and demonstrate useful use cases. One of our goals is to see a rich tier of commercial solutions in addition to the many free extensions that will continue to be available. The Pimly CEO, long […]

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