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Doug Ayers (Principal Member of Technical Staff, Trailhead Content Engineering chez salesforce.com) a publié du contenu dans Mass Action Scheduler
12 mai 2019, 22:58

🎉 Hi everyone, I'm proud to announce Release 2.2 of Mass Action Scheduler 🎉

 

⚙️ Run code without first deploying it to your org with new action Anonymous Apex.

 

🔔 Be the first to know about new releases with in-app and email subscription options via GitHub releases.

 

This release delivers community-requested enhancements and a new Apex action type. Check out all the details in the release notes linked below. Thanks!

 

You can install the managed package from https://douglascayers-org.github.io/sfdx-mass-action-scheduler/#packaged-release-history

 

Or, you can deploy the source code from https://douglascayers-org.github.io/sfdx-mass-action-scheduler/#installing-the-source-code-developers

 

Thank you all for your support and feedback to make this a better tool! #AutomateAllTheThings

Mass Action Scheduler 2.2

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Jennifer (Jen) Lee (Lead Admin Evangelist chez Salesforce) a publié du contenu dans * Salesforce Administrators *
30 mars 2023, 17:12

#AwesomeAdmins, I'm looking for my next set of guest presenters on my LIVE YouTube series, Automate This! for the second half of the year. It could be YOU!

Please complete the call for presenters form today: https://bit.ly/ATCFP2023

 

#AutomateAllTheThings, I'm looking for my next set of guest presenters on my LIVE YouTube series, Automate This! for the second half of the year.

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Michelle Hansen (MVP | Principal chez Slalom) a publié du contenu dans Salesforce Automation Hour
31 mars 2022, 04:08

Join us on this fine first Friday of April for Automation Hour with @Evan Ponter! 

 

The flow engine is ready to handle all of your declarative automation needs - are you? Using programmatic problem-solving patterns, we can fine-tune record-triggered flows for optimal performance and organize the logic to maintain sanity during solution design and debugging endeavors. We'll explore frameworks for before-save flows (optimized for fast field updates) and after-save flows (orchestrating actions and related record automation). As more automation is moving away from workflow rules and into the flow engine, these tips will ensure you can continue to #AutomateAllTheThings without negatively impacting the performance of your org. Find your future in the flourishing flow frenzy!

 

No fooling--this is one session you won't want to miss! Register now: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/5041350293928192779

 

cc: @Rakesh Gupta, @Flow Toolbelt, @Lightning Flow Discussions, @* Sales Cloud - Getting Started *, @Salesforce Flow Automation

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  1. Michelle Hansen (Slalom)
    1 avr. 2022, 20:27

    @Lisa Hoffman Yes! With the assumption that the Custom License Management Object is considered data (where User is considered metadata) you can use a scheduled path or the run asynchronously option to allow the user record to finish and then update the License Management Object

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Doug Ayers (Principal Member of Technical Staff, Trailhead Content Engineering chez salesforce.com) a publié du contenu dans Mass Action Scheduler
22 juil. 2019, 06:33

🎉 Hi everyone, I'm proud to announce Release 2.3 of Mass Action Scheduler 🎉

 

"Declaratively schedule Process Builder, Flows, Quick Actions, Email Alerts, Workflow Rules, and Apex to process records from Reports and List Views."

 

🔔 Greater insights to job runs with real-time logs and notifications

 

⚙️ Query more data with SOQL query sources using lookup field relationships

 

🐞 Squashed bugs

 

📈 And much, much more!

 

Check out all the details in the release notes linked below.

 

You can install the managed package from https://github.com/douglascayers-org/sfdx-mass-action-scheduler/wiki/Install-Package

 

Or, you can deploy the source code from https://github.com/douglascayers-org/sfdx-mass-action-scheduler/wiki/Install-Source-Code

 

Thank you all for your support and feedback to make this a better tool!

 

#AutomateAllTheThings #MassActionScheduler

Mass Action Scheduler 2.3

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  1. Marc Bourlon (CloudSmiths)
    12 août 2019, 05:41
    Hi @Doug Ayers, I really enjoy this fantastic package, and thank you mentally often! I couldn't find a setting for the level of notification, something like: get notification at each run, get notification when records were processed, get notifications on errors only. I can't even get rid of notifications, which, when you set a run every hour, but most of the time nothings happens, generate quite a few useless (for me!) notifications. I read the documentation few times, went throught all the app pages, and could not find anything. Did I miss something? Thanks.
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Doug Ayers (Principal Member of Technical Staff, Trailhead Content Engineering chez salesforce.com) a publié du contenu dans Mass Action Scheduler
4 févr. 2019, 05:22

🎉 Hi everyone, I'm proud to announce Release 2.1 of Mass Action Scheduler 🎉

 

🎯 Query data your way with Apex Source Type (think web service integrations)

📆 Improved SOQL query filter support, especially for equality operators and dates

✅ Improved Report field mapping support, especially for checkbox, currency, and date fields

 

This release delivers community-requested enhancements, a simpler setup process, and a new SOQL source type. Check out all the details in my latest blog post. Let me know in the comments how the new release works for you. Thanks!

 

You can install the managed package from https://douglascayers-org.github.io/sfdx-mass-action-scheduler/#packaged-release-history

 

Or, you can deploy the source code from https://douglascayers-org.github.io/sfdx-mass-action-scheduler/#installing-the-source-code-developers

 

Thank you all for your support and feedback to make this a better tool! #AutomateAllTheThings

Introducing Mass Action Scheduler 2.1

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