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Run Flow in System Context

September 29, 2020 August 27, 2022 / Leave a Comment / SalesforceSpring20

#1MinuteTip With #SalesforceSpring20 release, you can now bypass the running user’s permissions by setting your Flow to run in system context with sharing.

Run Flow in System Context

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