- Smarter Decisions in Flow: Let AI Determine Conditions
In the Winter ’26 release, Salesforce added a new level of intelligence to Flow by allowing generative AI to power Decision elements.
- How to Display Clickable Record Names in Flow Data Table
This post explains how to display clickable record names and lookup fields in Salesforce Flow Data Table.
- How to Display Clean Error Messages in Flow
In this post, you’ll find a formula that you can use to display clean error messages in Flow.
- ERP for Salesforce Users: A Side-by-Side Comparison
Salesforce-native ERP solutions eliminate the friction of integrations, bring customer and operational data together, and leverage Salesforce’s ecosystem of scalability, compliance, and AI.
- What Workflow Rules and Process Builder End of Support Means
Let’s break down what Workflow Rules and Process Builder end of support really means and how you should prepare.
- Multi Text Input Component for Screen Flow
In this post, you can find a screen component (LWC) that provides a clean and efficient way to enter multiple text values in your flow screens.
- From Disconnect to Intelligence: How Axolt Built Axo as an AI-Native ERP
Axo isn’t just ERP. It’s the first AI-native ERP agent suite designed on Salesforce.
- Simplifying Field Operations with SharinPix Forms
SharinPix Forms offer a powerful and user-friendly way to collect structured and visual data in the field.
- How to Compare Flow Versions
Until now, there was no standard way to compare Flow versions, making manual reviews both difficult and time consuming. Well, those days are over.
- New Flow Features of Winter '26 Release
Salesforce’s Winter ’26 release is just around the corner! As with previous releases, it introduces exciting new features for Salesforce Flow. Take a look at what’s new in Flow for the Winter ’26 release.
- Using Flow and Prompt Template to Classify Cases
Setting the Case Type right away saves our support reps a ton of time and makes it much easier to assign the case to the right team.
- Choosing Between Flow and User Access Policies
Here is a comparison of flow and user access policies, with guidance on when to use each and how to choose the best approach for your use case.
- User Access Policies in Salesforce
User Access Policies are a standard Salesforce feature that allows admins to automate access related tasks based on predefined criteria.
- The Great ERP Unbundling: Why Enterprises are Finally Walking Away from Legacy Complexity
Axolt is a Salesforce-native ERP designed to unify operations across Inventory, Manufacturing, Finance, Supply Chain, HR, and more, with real-time visibility and low-code flexibility.
In the Winter ’26 release, Salesforce added a new level of intelligence to Flow by allowing generative AI to power Decision elements.
This post explains how to display clickable record names and lookup fields in Salesforce Flow Data Table.
In this post, you’ll find a formula that you can use to display clean error messages in Flow.
Salesforce-native ERP solutions eliminate the friction of integrations, bring customer and operational data together, and leverage Salesforce’s ecosystem of scalability, compliance, and AI.
Let’s break down what Workflow Rules and Process Builder end of support really means and how you should prepare.
In this post, you can find a screen component (LWC) that provides a clean and efficient way to enter multiple text values in your flow screens.
Axo isn’t just ERP. It’s the first AI-native ERP agent suite designed on Salesforce.
SharinPix Forms offer a powerful and user-friendly way to collect structured and visual data in the field.
Until now, there was no standard way to compare Flow versions, making manual reviews both difficult and time consuming. Well, those days are over.
Salesforce’s Winter ’26 release is just around the corner! As with previous releases, it introduces exciting new features for Salesforce Flow. Take a look at what’s new in Flow for the Winter ’26 release.
Setting the Case Type right away saves our support reps a ton of time and makes it much easier to assign the case to the right team.
Here is a comparison of flow and user access policies, with guidance on when to use each and how to choose the best approach for your use case.
User Access Policies are a standard Salesforce feature that allows admins to automate access related tasks based on predefined criteria.
Axolt is a Salesforce-native ERP designed to unify operations across Inventory, Manufacturing, Finance, Supply Chain, HR, and more, with real-time visibility and low-code flexibility.