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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Get Free Real-Time Weather Forecasts For Your Flows
We recently built a demo that highlights how Flow can be used to personalize emails, and we picked weather as a good example of the kind of real-time data that you have to make a call out for. As part of that demo, we built the action that’s packaged here. The service we use is […]
Using Flow with Salesforce CDP & Marketing Cloud Messaging
Customers with Marketing Cloud can use the Transaction Messaging API to send email, and this new SendEmailViaMC Flow Action enables Marketing Cloud customers to craft personalized content with flows before sending to email templates. This leverages the richness of Marketing Cloud email templates while providing a no-code way to do personalization. In our demonstration here, […]
Calling Invocable Actions from Apex
Overview A subset of invocable actions are now callable from Apex code. This capability was previously Developer Preview and is now GA in the Winter ‘23 release. Customer Benefit Apex developers now have the ability to call a subset of standard and custom actions directly from their Apex code, bringing the diverse capabilities of invocable […]
Official Winter ’23 Flow and Flow Orchestration Feature Overview
Building on the great sneak preview that Adam White published, here’s the official feature overview. This set of slides introduces all of the innovations in the upcoming Winter ’23 release.
Find The Object Type Of Any Id Value Using Flows
Ever find yourself working with Record IDs that could be multiple types of objects, and you need to build a report or automation that needs to know what kind of object it is? Find out how to use Flows instead!
