Tag: Flows

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#SalesforceSummer25 – Attach Multiple Files to Emails in Flow using Collection Variable

#SalesforceSummer25 You can now attach files to emails in Flow directly using a collection variable.
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#SalesforceSummer25 – Run Flow Tests using Salesforce CLI

#SalesforceSummer25 Run flow tests directly from Salesforce CLI with the Summer ’25 release. Automate testing and speed up your CI/CD pipelines with this new Flow ...
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#SalesforceSummer25 – Add CC & BCC Email Collections in Flow’s Send Email Action

#SalesforceSummer25 You can now use email collections for CC and BCC recipients in the Send Email action in Flows.
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#SalesforceSummer25 – Call a Flow Approval Process from a Flow

#SalesforceSummer25 You can now build an autolaunched flow and add an Action element that calls the flow approval process from your flow.
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#SalesforceSummer25 – Create New Flow Approval Processes from a Flow

#SalesforceSummer25 You can now create a screen flow to create new flow approval processes based on the input provided by the user.
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#SalesforceSummer25 – Dynamic Screen Flows with Automatically Triggered Screen Actions

#SalesforceSummer25 Use Automatically Triggered Screen Actions to call flows updates to the screen in real time - no user clicks needed.
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#SalesforceSummer25 – Compose Your Email Content or Select Templates in Send Email Action in Flow

#SalesforceSummer25 Easily compose emails or select from existing templates directly in Flow using the enhanced Send Email action.
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#SalesforceSummer25 – Send Emails More Easily in Flow with Organized Input Sections

#SalesforceSummer25 Easily configure Send Email action in Flow with grouped inputs for recipient, sender, and content details. Cleaner, faster, and more efficient experience.
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#SalesforceSummer25 – Display Flow Choices Visually with the New Visual Picker Component

#SalesforceSummer25 Salesforce Flows with the new Visual Picker component. Display choices as clickable tiles with icons instead of plain text options.
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