You can now build tests within a Salesforce flow to make sure you don’t break things in your Production environment. Turn manual debug runs into automated tests Test each scenario with a single click Visualize the results for each test path without regression risks
A new (beta) feature coming to Winter ’23 is the native datatable element. You can easily create tables to enable users to view or select records. Create richer, more informative pages that can display hundreds of records. Provide all the information users need to make […]
The enhanced formula builder with the syntax checking feature (in the Winter ’23 release) now enables you to check formulas you have created right in the formula builder instead of having to save the flow to find syntax errors. It’s a great new feature saving […]
In my Salesforce Admin Interview questions posted yesterday, I mentioned in one of these answers about a recent automation I had built. This was a fictitious answer, designed to show how to frame your answer to the question. But someone took it literally and asked […]
When developing and testing your new flows, the best practice is to do this in a sandbox (eg a developer sandbox) where it is safe to make mistakes and break things. It’s not until they are all working and tested that you should consider moving […]
Salesforce is retiring Workflow rules and Process Builder in the near future. The time to start planning moving your Salesforce automations to Flow is right now. In this series of articles, I will explain why this change is occurring, what you need to do and I will even provide you with a plan to migrate all your workflows and Process Builder to Flow.
In the first phase of your Flow Transition project, you need to Plan, Commit and develop a Training Plan.
Training, Tools, Best Practice and Inventory.
Train, Prioritise, Analyse and Test
Implement your flow transition plan, document each flow as you go and measure your progress so you can report on it and track your success.
