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Introducing: User-aware Record Type Picker for Flows
The Record Type Picker is an open-source, free-to-use component that can be used in Screen Flows to give users selectable choices of Record Types, automatically filtered to just the Record Types that the running user has access to!
Work Guide Plus adds a work list to the Flow Orchestration Work Guide
UPDATE: Salesforce has added official support to Flow Orchestration for this functionality. Learn more. Work Guide Plus (“WG+”) is a custom Work Guide component that you can add to record and home pages, similar to how the Orchestration Work Guide works. In addition to being able to display an individual work item, it can show […]
At Dreamforce: The 1st Unofficial Unofficial SF SF Meetup
UPDATE: I TESTED POSITIVE FOR COVID THE NIGHT BEFORE DREAMFORCE, SO I WON’T BE AT THIS MEETUP. you might want to go anyways and see who shows, however. Alex here…. If you’re coming to Dreamforce, drop by and say hello and tell me how you’re using Salesforce Automation and what you want to see in […]
From Salesforce: 6 New Flow Builder Videos for Beginners
I love it when we get some of those official Salesforce Flow videos with those sweet, sweet production values. This latest set of bite-sized videos is a definite new Must Watch for new Flow creators, drilling down on specific topics like Scheduled Paths and Variables. The videos are short, but there’s some nice focus: one […]
Using Flow to Retrieve Google Calendar Events and create a great Alerter App
I tend to get distracted and either miss or forget the meeting alerts that Google Calendar generates, and recent changes to Mac OS notification have made the problem worse, so I decided to build a louder, more insistent alerting application using Flow. When the flow runs, it queries my Google Calendar account every minute, and […]