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The Fall ’22 Flow Orchestration Demo & Hands-On Workshop
We’ve been using the Google Slides deck provided here to run 90 minute hand-on workshops for Flow Orchestration. The deck has 3 parts: Part 1: A quick introduction to Flow and a deeper introduction to Flow Orchestration Part 2: A video demo of an Incident Management orchestration, followed by a slide-by-slide walkthrough of that demo […]
Create a Scratch Org with a Working Orchestration Demo With Just a Couple of Clicks
One of the best current demos of Flow Orchestration is this Incident Management recording. You can now spin up a new org that contains the full implementation of this orchestration, allowing you to examine the different parts of the configuration. All you need to provide to create this org is your email address. The resulting […]
Flow Use Case: Create a filtered opportunity list view based on account team membership with Data Table and the new In Operator
The Winter ’23 release brings with it some very nice additions to flows. I set out to try out the new features with a use case that was impossible to do before without resorting to custom functionalityUse Case: Display all open opportunities for a selected user who is on the account team.Problem statement: Since both […]
Understanding the ‘Automated Process User’ & the ‘Default Workflow User’
When flows run, what they’re allowed to do depends on their permissions, and those are based on the concept of the ‘running user’. For some kinds of flows, this can be pretty obvious. When screen flows execute, the running user is the User who is currently logged into Salesforce when the flow is initiated. For […]
Complete the New Survey from the Salesforce Automation Design Team!
I’m pleased to pass on this new survey from the Salesforce Automation Design Team. I highly encourage everyone to fill it out. These are the key designers who are at the heart of all the changes we make to the user experience of Flow and Flow Orchestration. Giving them your latest thoughts on functional gaps, […]