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September 20, 2022

Fundamentally Flow: Loops made Easy

Introduction to Flow Loops Introduction to Salesforce Flow Loops Salesforce Flow Loops.  Perhaps the Flow Element that freaks people out the most.  Fundamentally Flow is going […]
September 17, 2022
Working with Data

Fundamentally Flow: Working with Data

Introduction to Flow Data Elements Introduction to Flow Data Elements Knowing how to work with data within a Salesforce Flow is fundamental.  We\’re always working with […]
March 17, 2022

Flow Fault Handling

March 17, 2022

RecordType Subflow

October 25, 2021

Fundamentally Flow: Salesforce Flow Variables

Introduction to Flow Variables Introduction to Flow Variables Welcome to a new series designed to help explain the basic concepts of Salesforce Flow.  In this post, […]
February 4, 2021
Become an Admin Hero by Automating the Follow-Up Task

Become An Admin Hero By Automating The Follow-Up Task

Automate Follow-Up Tasks Automate follow-up tasks using custom Log a Call actions and you will become an Admin Hero overnight.  Almost every customer I work with […]
December 23, 2020

Salesforce – From Process Builder To Lightning Flow – Submit for Approval

Introduction Submit for Approval Introduction Submit for Approval is the final post in the series.  I truly hope you\’ve found this unique approach helpful in tearing […]
December 16, 2020
from Process Builder to Lightning Flow Post to Chatter

Salesforce – From Process Builder To Lightning Flow – Post to Chatter

Introduction Post to Chatter Introduction If you\’ve been following this eight-part series on moving from Process Builder to Lightning Flow, you\’ll find Post to Chatter very […]
December 9, 2020
from Process Builder to Lightning Flow Email Alert

Salesforce – From Process Builder To Lightning Flow – Email Alerts

Introduction Introduction to Email Alerts We’re on part six of “from Process Builder to Lighting Flow” and we\’re going to look at Email Alerts. I hope […]