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✅ Importance of Having a Single Flow Trigger
Salesforce offers Flows as a no-code tool for users, claiming unlimited use. However, when trying to update a large number of records, like 1,000 or 10,000, issues may arise. Flows focus on single records, but they will process all records in a transaction, which could lead to problems if users aren't careful. So, while Flows can be helpful, their effectiveness might be challenged with larger updates.
✅ How Do Salesforce Flow Wait Elements Work? Use Cases, Examples, and Best Practices
The "Wait for Amount of Time," "Wait Until Date," and "Wait for Conditions" Flow elements in Salesforce improve automation by allowing processes to pause. The "Wait for Amount of Time" helps schedule reminders, while "Wait Until Date" targets key business dates like contract renewals. "Wait for Conditions" pauses actions until certain criteria are met. These tools boost efficiency, accuracy, and customer engagement, helping organizations create smarter and more responsive workflows that align with their goals.
✅ Call Third-Party APIs with External Service Actions
Agents are efficient productivity tools that can connect to third-party services, enhancing their capabilities beyond the Salesforce Platform. The Spring '25 release introduces External Service actions for agents, which make it easier and quicker to access these services. This post will cover the key components needed to set up an External Service action and provide a sample use case to illustrate its application.
✅ Salesforce Is "Aggressively Hiring" in These Areas: What to Watch Out For
When Salesforce's CEO Marc Benioff announced a hiring freeze for software engineers last year, it puzzled many in the tech industry. With recent job cuts and a shift towards their Agentforce initiative, the job market feels shaky. As a result, workers are now uncertain about where Salesforce is hiring and are considering looking for opportunities outside the company.
✅ New Salesforce Login Option: Use Your Email Address Instead of Username
Logging into Salesforce is a daily task for both users and professionals. Users usually access production instances, while professionals log into multiple environments with various usernames. This post discusses a new option to log in using an email address and password instead of a Salesforce username, simplifying the process for everyone.
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