Have heard about Salesforce LWC (Lightning Web Components) but never had a chance to try it out? You can now cross that bridge in just under 15-20 minutes.
Learning new technology in the margins of daily responsibility is hard. And the hardest part in trying anything new is taking the first step. You don’t know where to start from, Google for the information and get so much information that it just becomes confusing and overwhelming. And then a confused mind does nothing.
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:
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.
Implementing Salesforce or already using Salesforce? Do you have a well-defined development & release management process to ensure that you are doing it the right way, using all the proper tools & technologies, automating processes where it can and should be automated?
Do you have a proper process to ensure that you are building an optimal solution on Salesforce, leveraging on the platform’s features and capabilities, not incurring technical debt and not cutting corners on best practices?
There are quite a few Monitoring & Auditing tools in Salesforce to help you keep your Salesforce org healthy, secure, operational & efficient. With these tools, Admins and developers can monitor the configuration and usage and troubleshoot errors. Also they can report & block unusual user activity and/or set up notifications.
If you’ve ever watched a movie with a superhero, they usually manage to pull out the best gadgets at the right time.
The Salesforce Platform App Builder credential is designed for those who can demonstrate skills and knowledge in designing, building, and implementing custom applications using the declarative customization capabilities of the Salesforce Platform.