Complex Validation Rules Using Record Triggered Flows
Validation rules make sure that the data being entered by a user meets the criteria that you specify before the user can save the record. [...]
Articles by Yumi Ibrahimzade
The End of Workflow Rules and Process Builder
Salesforce announced at Dreamforce that Workflow Rules and Process Builder will be deprecated. It means that Flow will be the future of the automation tools. [...]
Using Flow to Assign Permission Set
A permission set can be described as a collection of extra permissions and settings that extends users' existing permissions. Permission sets can be used to [...]
Using Flow to Display Key Information on Record Pages
Page layouts display record's fields in the same format. Each field has its own field type, but at the end, colors and sizes are the [...]
Play Sound Effects on Flow Screens
Have you ever wanted to play sound effects on flow screens? If so, this component is the solution that you are looking for.
Salesforce Announces a New Streaming Service Called Salesforce+
Salesforce announced a new streaming service with compelling live and on-demand content for every role, industry and business line. Salesforce+ contains original series, podcasts, live [...]
New Flow Features of Winter '22 Release
Winter '22 Release will be in our sandbox environments very soon. Like the previous few releases, also Winter '22 release contains many great features for [...]
Using Flow to Mass Delete Records from List View
List view is a great tool to create a dynamic list of records that meet a criteria. Once a record meets the criteria, it enters [...]
Fiverr Teams Up with Salesforce to Support People with Disabilities
More than 15% of the world’s population experience disabilities, and between 110 and 190 million people, experience significant disabilities. Less education, poorer health outcomes, lower [...]
Followed Records List in Lightning Using Flow
Since Flow can query almost any object, it possible to build a Screen Flow that displays the records that the user follows.