Welcome to the unofficial source of resources for Salesforce’s Flow product. Here, members of the community seek to provide a starting point for all useful Flow information.
Note that this is NOT an official Salesforce website and that some of the content available here is not official Salesforce-supported technology.
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UnofficialSF is Looking for Volunteer Editors
UnofficialSF is Looking for Volunteer Editors Want to help the Flow community, work closely with Salesforce Flow PM’s and build your flow knowledge? Become an UnofficialSF editor. The general goal we have is to make this the best starting point for flow knowledge. That means tasks like adding links to the high quality flow content being […]
Summer ’19 Flow Sneak Preview
Here’s a sneak peak at some of the things you’ll be able to start playing with in a couple of weeks (either via a new pre-release org or an early sandbox upgrade). Keep in mind our forward-looking statement. Please make your purchase decisions based only on generally available product functionality. The Flow Builder gets Undo, […]
Advanced Flow Navigation Button from GravityLab
NOTE: Also consider the new ButtonBar extension. Dan Howell and GravityLab have made available an advanced Flow Navigation Button with no fewer than 12 built-in features, including: Add bespoke navigation options in a flow. For example, replace the “Next” button with a “Save and View” button. Launch new record or edit page. For example, launch the create […]
Part 1: Manipulate Rich Web Data in Flow Without Code (Apex-Defined Types)
Watch Intro Video In Summer ’19, Flow gains the ability to manipulate the kinds of complex data objects that are typically returned from calls to web services. Using Apex Actions and External Service Registrations, Flow was already able to work with web data, but it had to be in the form of simple ‘primitives’ like […]
Part 2: Manipulate Complex Internet Data in Flow Without Code
Working with Rich Web Data in Flow Review Part 1 Let’s recall the problem we’re trying to solve. The web data that’s returned by our Mulesoft product API packs three different SKU’s into a single ‘WebProduct’. Every time we get a result from this API, we need to unpack it and create multiple Product records […]
