There are multiple ways to launch screen flows, such as using URL buttons or hyperlink formula fields. When launching a screen flow through these methods, it’s important to define what should happen when the flow is completed.
In addition to basic customization, you can also use Flow Builder to incorporate real-time data into the prompt template. In order to do so, you have to build a special flow type called Template-Triggered Prompt Flow.
In some cases, you may want to create Flows or Validation Rules specifically for (or to exclude) the Salesforce mobile app.
In this post, you can find a custom path component for Screen Flow, which stores the selected value as an output. Additionally, it is scrollable and includes a button that you can configure its behavior.
Although the standard text input component is sufficient for most text fields, it lacks one important feature: it doesn't support placeholders.
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.
In this post, you can find a screen component that can display multiple emojis as confetti. From displaying dollar signs to smiley faces, the use cases are endless!
In this post, you can find a component (LWC) that lets you show confetti on record pages using a record-triggered flow.
Although there are ways to block spam cases (e.g., using reCAPTCHA), they cannot detect spam cases in all situations. Moreover, it is not possible to use reCAPTCHA in email-to-case, since there is no form. This may lead to a waste of time because support reps will need to go over the Case records.
Multiselect picklist fields store the selected choices separated by semicolons. Here is how to convert a multiselect picklist into a text collection in Salesforce Flow.
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