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Mastering Apex Invocable Actions in Salesforce Flow: A Step-by-Step Guide with Examples
Introduction Salesforce Flows are powerful tools for automating processes. While their out-of-the-box capabilities are extensive, there are times when custom logic is required. This is where Apex Actions come into play. By leveraging Apex in Flows, you can achieve unparalleled flexibility and extend Salesforce’s functionality to meet complex business requirements. What Are Invocable Actions? An…
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Declarative Flow Equivalents for Apex: Triggers, Batch, Scheduled, Queueable Class & Future Methods with Pros & Cons
Salesforce Flows have evolved to cover many use cases that once required Apex. Here is a breakdown of common Apex patterns. These include Triggers, Batch Apex, Schedulable Apex, Future Methods, and Queueable Apex. You can often replace them with Flows. In continuation of our previous blog post Flow vs Apex Triggers where we did the…
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Salesforce Flows vs. Apex Triggers: Choosing the Right Automation
Salesforce offers powerful automation tools to streamline business processes. Two of the most common are Salesforce Flow (declarative, point-and-click automation) and Apex Triggers (custom code). Both can run when records are created or updated, but they differ in capability and use cases. In this post we’ll explain what each tool is. We will compare their…
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Calling Lightning Web Components (LWC) with Selected Record IDs from List Views in Salesforce Lightning Experience (LEX)
Introduction : In Salesforce, Lightning Web Components (LWC) are the go-to for building modern, performant user interfaces. However, when it comes to calling LWC from list views buttons with selected record IDs, there are certain limitations: No Direct LWC Invocation from List View Buttons: Salesforce does not allow you to call an LWC directly from…
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Creating Child Records from Related List Using Custom Button in Salesforce: A Generic Solution
Welcome to our new blog post, in this post we will showcase Creating Child Records from Related List Using Custom Button. This in continuation to our previous blog post, where in we showcased a aura component to redirect to record from a flow, now we will be showing the same using LWC also. Requirement –…
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Handling Exceptions in Salesforce Screen Flow: Using the Screen Flow Error Handler Sub flow for Enhanced Fault Management
Introduction Welcome to our latest blog post Handling Exceptions in Salesforce Screen Flow: Using the Screen Flow Error Handler Sub flow for Enhanced Fault Management ! Today, we will dive into a key flow element used in Salesforce for efficient error handling – the Screen Flow Error Handler Sub flow. This sub flow specifically processes…
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Converting Comma-Separated or any separator String to a String Collection In Salesforce Flow: Utilizing the Generic String Splitter Flow for Enhanced Data Handling
Introduction Hi everyone, welcome to our new blog post. In this blog, we will explore how to convert a Comma-Separated String Conversion to Collection in Salesforce Flow. In this blog post, we will explore the functionality of a Salesforce Flow called “Generic String Splitter.” The sub-flow splits a string by a separator, converts it into…
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Elevating Salesforce User Experience: Aura Component for Redirecting to Records from Screen Flows
Introduction Hi Everyone, Welcome to our new blog post – “Custom Aura Component for Redirecting to Records From Flows”. In the ever-evolving landscape of Salesforce development, enhancing user experience is a top priority. One common challenge has been the absence of a direct method to redirect users to specific records after executing a screen flow.…
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A Beginner’s Guide to Salesforce Screen Flows
What is a Screen Flow? A Screen Flow is a type of flow that presents the user with a series of screens or pages that allow them to interact with the flow. Each screen can include various components such as input fields, picklists, and more. Moreover, they are versatile tools that can be utilized to…
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Learning Salesforce Flows – Part 3 – Understanding the Types of Salesforce Flows and Best Practices
Understanding the Types of Salesforce Flows and Best Practices
Welcome to The Salesforce Dev 