Enable / Disable Users to Login to Salesforce Using Login Flow

A Step by Step Guide on using Login Flow

Salesforce Login FlowOccasionally you may want to disallow users to login to Salesforce. For example, if you are deploying new features or functionalities, or performing system maintenance or data migration or because of any other reason. You may want to disallow all the users or only a group of users or just some specific users. What will be the best way to do this? There are a few options to achieve this. For example, you canMore

Step-by-Step Guide on Getting Started with Salesforce Surveys

How to Build, Send & Analyze Surveys in Salesforce in less than 30 Minutes

Salesforce Survey

“Feedback is the breakfast of champions.” – Ken Blanchard

And what will be a better way to collect feedback than sending Surveys. Salesforce Surveys was introduced in Spring 18 release. Using the Survey Builder point and click tool, you can create beautiful forms declaratively in no time. Then send them to your colleagues and customers to get their feedback. Upon its inception, it was included only in the orgs that had Health Cloud or Financial Services Cloud. If any customers didn’t have either of that, they could still create their first survey for free but had to purchase licenses for creating more surveys. But not anymoreMore

How to Secure Your Salesforce Org with Transaction Security Policy

TRUST is one of the core values of Salesforce and the foundation block that it is built upon. Parker Harris, Salesforce co-founder says, “Nothing is more important to our company than the privacy of our customers’ data”. Trust requires security and Salesforce has developed various features over time to live up to that commitment. One such security feature is called Transaction Security Policy.

Transaction Security Policy in Salesforce
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How to Use Fault Path in Salesforce Flow

Fault Path in Salesforce Flow

If your Flow includes a DML element such as Create, Update or Delete records, or a Submit for Approval core action, then there is a possibility that it might fail. For example, a create or update may fail if it does not pass the validation rule. And when the flow fails, Salesforce displays a standard message in red text that reads “An unhandled fault has occurred in this flow”. But with an error message like this, users will have no clue of what happened and if they did anything wrong.

A better option is to use something called ‘Fault’ path in Flow. Fault Path is also called Fault Connector or Fault Line. With Fault path, you can display a more meaningful message and guide users on what to do. To create a fault path, create a screen element with useful message and connect it to the DML element. 

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How to Delete or Deactivate Apex Class / Trigger in Salesforce Production Org

How do you delete or deactivate the apex classes / triggers on your Salesforce Production Org? Unfortunately, it is not as simple as going to the Apex class and hitting the delete button or unchecking the ‘Active’ checkbox.

For deleting or disabling the code, you can take one of the following two routes:

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