How do Record-Triggered Flows differ from Apex Triggers, and when should you use each?

Hi @M Anjil Reddy Good question! Record-Triggered Flows are best for simple to moderately complex automation without coding, while Apex Triggers are better for complex logic, advanced processing, and scenarios requiring more control.

I would follow these points:

1. Before-Save Flow: Update fields on the same record.
2. After-Save Flow: Create or update related records.
3. Apex Trigger: Handle complex logic and advanced bulk processing.
4. Recursion: Use entry conditions, change detection, and proper trigger design.
5. Duplicate Updates: Check whether field values have actually changed before performing DML.
6. Best Practice: Avoid overlapping Flow and Apex automation on the same object.

Start with Flow when it meets the requirements. Choose Apex when the logic becomes too complex or needs greater control.

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Hope this helps!