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.
Installable Flow Screen Components
Installable Flow Actions
Installable Flow Base Packs
Flow Knowledge- Wiki
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From Vijay Pandiarajan: A Lookback at Major 2024 Flow Innovations
Check out this great post from Vijay, a VP of Product Management on the Flow team at Salesforce.
Spring ’25: Omni-Channel Standard Reassign Action
Hi Salesforce friends!! I am super excited to share an awesome new feature by the Omni-Channel team from the Spring ’25 release: the new ‘Reassign’ standard action. This new standard action allows reps to reassign work to different queues, agents, skills, or even invoke an Omni-Channel flow with just a few clicks. Let’s dive into […]
Sample Use Cases for Flow Launcher & Datatable
I’ve written an article on the Flow Launcher from the App Exchange and included a few use cases showing how to use Datatable Row Actions to launch pop-up screen flows to do things like edit records or add new records to a Datatable. Get the complete story here.
Flow Product Team Survey: Application Lifecycle Management
Hey folks! The Flow product team wants to hear from you on making flows even better with Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) processes. We’ve created a short 3-5 minute survey that will give you the opportunity to rank what is keeping you from adopting it more widely in organizations with strict compliance, CI/CD, or development needs. […]
What’s new for Datatable and other UnofficialSF components
I’ve released a new version of the Datatable component (4.3.5). In addition to the Remove Row Action, I’ve added a new Standard Row Action and improved reactivity with a new single “Actioned Row” output. When a row is “actioned”, you can fire off other reactive screen components like Flow Launcher or Screen Actions. This lets […]
