New Flow Features of Winter '25 Release

New Flow Features of Winter '25 Release

Salesforce's Winter '25 release is coming soon to our environments. Like past releases, it brings great features for Salesforce Flow. Check out the new flow features of Winter '25 release.

1- Save As Buttons

There are now two different "Save As" buttons. You can easily save your existing flow as a new flow with just one click.

Winter '25 Release - Save As Buttons

2- Errors and Warnings Tab

There is now a new tab for errors and warnings, making it easier for admins to see all errors in one place.

Winter '25 Release - Errors and Warnings Tab

3- Option to Disable Action Buttons

Action Button is a game changing screen component that Salesforce released in the Summer '24 release. Using an Action Button component, you can run autolaunched flows directly from a screen and receive an output.

There is now an option to disable an Action Button. For example, if it returns a success, you can disable the button to prevent the user from clicking it again.

Disable Action Buttons

4- Action Button Output - In Progress

Depending on the complexity of your autolaunched flow, an Action Button may take a few seconds to complete. The component now has an additional output called "InProgress", which returns true while the flow is in progress. By using this output and the new "Disabled" parameter, you can disable the button while it is running.

Action Button - InProgress Output

5- Transform Element Improvements

Starting with the Winter '25 release, the Transform element supports many more variable types. You can now choose any type of variable as the target data.

Winter '25 Release - Transform Element

For instance, here is a Transform element that creates a text collection of Account IDs from a collection of Case records.

Transform Element Example

6- No More Auto-Naming

Previously, Flow was assigning a default label to each new element, which was considered a bug. In this release, they have fixed the issue, and new elements no longer receive default labels.

Winter '25 Release - No More Auto-Naming

7- Upsert Multiple Records

In the Summer '24 release, Salesforce introduced a new option to check matching records when using the Create Records element. However, it was very limited.

In the Winter '25 release, it is now possible to upsert multiple records using a record collection. Additionally, you can choose the field to identify existing records and decide what to do if a create or update fails. This is a significant improvement!

Upsert Records

8- Send Email Action Improvements

It is now possible to add email addresses to CC and BCC. Moreover, the maximum total number of recipient email addresses is increased from 5 to 150. That's a huge difference!

Winter '25 Release - Send Email Action

9- Prepopulate Items in Repeater Component

Repeater component allows you to repeat a set of fields in a single screen element. It lets you add multiple records from one place without the need to navigate from the screen.

Starting with the Winter '25 release, you can prepopulate items in the Repeater component! Plus, you can let users add or remove prepopulated items.

Repeater Component - Prepopulate Items

Moreover, Repeater component now has more outputs.

Repeater Component Outputs

10- Multi-Select Capability in Choice Lookup

Choice Lookup component now supports multiple selection.

Winter '25 Release - Choice Lookup
Multi-select Capability in Choice Lookup

11- Making Lookup Component Disabled

In the Summer '24 release, Salesforce added an option to make most screen components disabled or read only. However, the lookup component did not have these properties. It is now possible to disable the lookup component.

Disabled Lookup Component

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