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Orchestrator Pricing

Orchestrator is generally available and here’s an unofficial FAQ on how it will be priced. How is it sold? The product will be sold via a consumption-based approach where customers purchase a quantity of yearly ‘runs’ There’s also a way to enable non-Salesforce users to use these runs without purchasing Salesforce user licenses for them. […]

From Narender Singh: A Dependent Picklist That Support Default Record Types

The Out-of-the-Box Dependent Picklist isn’t record-type aware, but Narender has created an installable version that goes farther. Check it out!

Add a little automation to publishing your packages from VSCode

If you are tired of keeping track of all the right commands you need to use to create and publish your own packaged components from VSCode, here are a couple of recent blog posts from Narender Singh and Eric Smith on how they’ve taken some of the complexity out of the process.

From Akihiro Iwaya: Adding Approval Functionality to Orchestrator

Akihiro-san has done some of the most in-depth early consumption of Orchestrator. Here he demonstrates a number of techniques for lighting up approval processes. Orchestrator goes GA in Spring ‘22 with new enhancements!! Assignment to Queues and Groups Reassignment of Work Items Cancel a running orchestration API access to trigger Orchestrations I have been exploring […]