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.
Automation
Emoji Confetti Screen Component
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!
Using Flow to Show Confetti on Record Pages
In this post, you can find a component (LWC) that lets you show confetti on record pages using a record-triggered flow.
Using Flow and AI to Detect Spam Cases
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.
Using Flow to Convert Multiselect Picklist into a Text Collection
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.
How to Add a Progress Bar to Salesforce Records
Adding a progress bar on Salesforce records can provide a clear visual representation of task completion. It helps users quickly assess progress and prioritize their efforts.
Using Flow to Lock and Unlock Records
Salesforce introduced a new standard action to lock or unlock records in the Summer '24 release. Using this new action, it is possible to lock records and specify who can edit the record while it is locked.
How to Get Records by Multi-Select Picklist in Flow
Multi-select picklist fields have many limitations. One of these limitations is using the Get Records element in Flow to get records by multi-select picklist.
Your Guide to the Avonni Data Table: Unlock Next-Level Data Tables in Screen Flows
This guide explores the Avonni Data Table's unique features, which can transform your data presentation, user interactions, and overall user experiences.
Best Practices for Passing Parameters to Public Flows
Although passing parameters is a straightforward process, it is crucial to follow the best practices to keep it secure. Otherwise, since the flow is public, you may end up exposing your entire database.