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Hi everyone! 

I am currently trying to do a deployment and using a new type of email trigger and ran into this error but there are recipients; I believe the manifest is missing something but I do not know the exact text/API that should be used.  Can you please help?  

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Potential Fix for Flow Deployment Error with emailSimple / Send Email Core Action

I ran into an issue when deploying a Flow that uses the Salesforce Flow core action Send Email.

The deployment failed with this error:

Send_Email_to_Users (Action) - We can't find an action with the name and action type that you specified.

The action metadata looked valid:

<actionName>emailSimple</actionName>
<actionType>emailSimple</actionType>

However, the issue ended up being the versionString inside the actionCalls node.

In my sandbox, Salesforce generated the emailSimple action metadata with:

<versionString>3.0.1</versionString>

But in production, the same Send Email action was being generated with:

<versionString>2.0.1</versionString>

After changing the Flow metadata from 3.0.1 to 2.0.1, the deployment completed successfully.

Example:

<actionCalls>
    <name>Send_Email_to_Users</name>
    <label>Send Email to Users</label>
    <actionName>emailSimple</actionName>
    <actionType>emailSimple</actionType>
    ...
    <nameSegment>emailSimple</nameSegment>
    <offset>0</offset>
    <versionString>2.0.1</versionString>
</actionCalls>

So, if you are seeing this deployment error with Flow Send Email / emailSimple, check whether the versionString value differs between sandbox and production.

This looks like an internal version mismatch for Salesforce’s emailSimple core action. The deployment error message does not directly identify versionString as the problem, so it can be easy to miss. 

Phishing Resistant MFA

For those who are looking clarity about Phishing Resistant MFA which as stated by Salesforce will take effect on:

• Sandboxes: Starting June 22, 2026, staggered over approximately 7 days
• Production: Starting July 1, 2026, staggered over approximately 30 days

Sharing some clarity. Hope it will be useful for you guys!

They must comply with Phishing Resistant MFA, meaning when loging in with SSO in SAML response any of this values should be present: cert, fido, fido2, fpt, hwk, iris, pin, pki, pop, retina, sc, Smartcard, swk, TLSClient, user, vbm, wia, X509. 

Privileged Users (with Modify All Data, View All Data, Customize Application, Author Apex permissions) with UI logins: 

They must comply with Phishing Resistant MFA meaning when loging in with SSO in SAML response any of this values should be present: cert, fido, fido2, fpt, hwk, iris, pin, pki, pop, retina, sc, Smartcard, swk, TLSClient, user, vbm, wia, X509. 

Integration Users 

All Integration Users must use API Only User to bypass this requirement (User, not the connected app) if someone is actually loging in. If they don't have it, they must comply with Phishing Resistant MFA meaning when loging in with SSO in SAML response any of this values should be present: cert, fido, fido2, fpt, hwk, iris, pin, pki, pop, retina, sc, Smartcard, swk, TLSClient, user, vbm, wia, X509. If no logins are performed (you can check such integration users login history), then no impact should be visible on them.  

To check what values in the SAML Response you are receiving with user logins, you can try and use some SAML response analyzer tool, for example I'm using SAML Tracer (chrome extension) 

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/saml-tracer/mpdajninpobndbfcldcmbpnnbhibjmch?hl=en

Hope this clears things out for you! 

Source:

https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=005321563&type=1

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