Step By Step Guide to Creating Schedule-Triggered Flow in Salesforce
Introduced in Salesforce Winter ’20 release, Schedule-Triggered Flow in Salesforce is one of the many types of Flows that you can use to automate your business processes. You can set this Flow to run at a specific time at:
- Once
- Daily or
- Weekly
With schedule-triggered Flows, you can potentially avoid using Apex Schedule Jobs using Batch Apex. Now you have the option of meeting repetitive business requirements without using the development capabilities of the platform. For example, sending birthday greetings every morning to customers who have their birthdays on that day, or closing Cases every night that are in a specific status after a certain number of days has passed.
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Einstein Next Best Action (NBA) is yet another cool feature introduced by Salesforce for business automation. And like other tools, this can also be configured using clicks and not code. As it’s name suggests, it enables you to display right recommendations and actions to your agents at right time. It can also be used in communities to display recommendations to your customers. You can integrate data from Salesforce and non-Salesforce sources to get better insights and recommendations. 
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