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FLOW TRIGGER EXPLORER – SPRING 22 NEW FEATURE

Salesforce  Spring22 release brings lots of new features to Salesforce Flow. In this post, I am going to explore a new feature called “Flow Trigger Explorer“.

When you have many Record Triggered flows for an object, sometimes it is getting very difficult to understand which flows run when. I am sure this is a problem we all faced. The good news is that Spring22 release is bringing this new feature known as “Flow Trigger Explorer” which will help System Administrator to analyze all existing Record Triggered flows for a particular object. 

https://cloudshine.org/flow-trigger-explorer-spring-22-new-feature/ 

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Maintaining huge data sets in a separate application and making that application available to Salesforce as needed is one way to reduce the amount of data in Salesforce. Because it allows for a rapid, loosely connected connection of the two programs, Salesforce refers to such an arrangement as a mashup. Salesforce presentation is used to display both Salesforce-hosted and externally hosted data in mashups.

https://cloudshine.org/what-is-a-mashup/

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