
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.
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.
If the actions in a scheduled path fail, Salesforce automatically retries them. This makes scheduled paths more resilient and reliable for handling delayed or time based actions.
Keeping your Flow API version updated ensures you’re taking full advantage of the latest capabilities and performance optimizations.
Auto Flow Navigate component allows the Screen Flow to progress automatically when a platform event is received.
In this post, you will find a Flow screen component (LWC) that uses SpeechRecognition to convert speech to text.
Although Salesforce doesn’t offer a standard way to launch Screen Flow in modal from list view, there’s a simple workaround that makes it possible.
In this post, you can find a component (LWC) that disables pull-to-refresh in Salesforce Mobile and Mobile Publisher apps.
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