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Getting Your Users Attention with Custom Notifications
Andy Fawcett explains how to use Notification Builder to add custom notifications with Process Builder and flows. He includes an ingenious method to use custom metadata types to get the notification ID for a subflow. Getting Your Users Attention with Custom Notifications
Assignment Plug-in by GearsDesign
Easily send records back through Assignment Rules using Process Builder or Flow. Compatible with Leads or Cases, this simple plug-in gives Administrators flexible options to build out a solution that works with their existing configuration. This Plug-In will work in Classic or Lightning Click here to access this Appexchange solution
Adding Validation Functions to Flow Screen Components
This feature shipped quietly back in Winter ’19. The official docs are somewhat hidden away here. This blog post is mainly an effort to raise the profile of this feature a bit. If you wrap a base component that has a “required” attribute, even if you expose the attribute, Flow will not know to check […]
Flow Screen Component: Dependent Picklists with RecordType and MultiSelect Picklist support by Narender Singh
Narender Singh created a flow screen component for a dependent picklist tha supports picklist value selection based on the record type. https://forcepanda.wordpress.com/2019/06/11/flow-screen-component-dependent-picklists-with-recordtype-and-multiselect-picklist-support/
How to Declaratively Handle with Flow When Files are Shared to Records by DOUGLAS C. AYERS
Douglas Ayers and Michelle Hansen developed an Apex trigger that could know when a file was being shared to a record and then call an autolaunched flow where the business logic could be implemented declaratively.