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Use DataMapper to Convert Web JSON to Salesforce Flow Objects
The DataMapper package provides two Flow Actions that can be combined in different ways to achieve powerful transformations between Salesforce objects and JSON. We’ll demonstrate this using the JSON created in the example in the Make HTTP Call. In that example, a call is made to a foreign exchange web service and it returns the […]
Webhook2flow – Released
Webhooks2Flow – Need to integrate an external system with your SalesForce Instance using its out of the box webhooks without programming? Webhook2Flow may be your answer. You can build webhook service endpoints in your Salesforce instance completely in Flow; 1) declaring the the interface with Flow Resources (“Available for Input” and “Available for Output”), 2) […]
Datatable – Latest Release Notes (v3.2.2 & v3.2.3)
Today, I’ve released a new version of the Datatable component. I’ve fixed a few minor issues and added a few new enhancements. The key changes are that pre-selected records are showing again, edited date fields should display the correct day (not the prior day) and there is a new Table Behavior option to hide the […]
From Ralph Braun: Using the ‘Edit Quip Document’ Action
The Quip team has provided some powerful Flow Actions that allow flow to drive the creation of new Quip documents from Quip templates. Ralph Braun’s new wiki page builds out the Quip section of the UnofficialSF wiki: Keep in mind that EVERYONE is invited to create new wiki articles and submit edits to existing ones. […]
7 Things Architects Should Know About Flow
Check out my recent post on the official Salesforce Architect Medium blog channel around Flow! Thank you to the Salesforce Architect Relations team for the help in getting this out the door!