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Andy Engin Utkan

Andy Engin Utkan is a Salesforce MVP with 24 certifications. He is the founder of Salesforce Consulting Partner BRDPro Consulting. Utkan is a consultant, trainer, and content creator, focusing on automating business processes using Salesforce flow. He is recognized for his expertise in Salesforce flow, providing guidance through various courses and contributing actively to the Salesforce community.
  • Admin
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    Andy Engin Utkan6 hours ago
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    Why Your Salesforce Report Exports Are Failing and How to Fix It

    If you are a sales or support operations expert on Salesforce, you most likely use the export feature under reports. When you want to do your own analysis and follow up on MS Excel or Google Sheets, or send the list to an external provider this feature comes to the rescue. Older Orgs have many periodic workflows executed by a…

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  • Admin
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    Andy Engin Utkan2 weeks ago
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    Agentforce Coworker Applied: Enterprise Intelligence at Your Fingertips

    For years, enterprise productivity has suffered from a subtle tax: context switching. Sales executives, account managers, and customer success teams spend a fraction of their week actually talking to customers. The rest of their time is spent hunting through tab after tab, jumping from CRM records to email threads and opening Jira tickets. They also pull reports from Tableau, cross-reference…

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  • Flow
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    Andy Engin Utkan2 weeks ago
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    Is Hardcoding Ids a Good Idea in Salesforce Flows?

    Every Salesforce admin and developer has been tempted by the quick fix. You are building a Flow, and you need it to route an automated email to a specific queue, assign a task to a generic system user, or refer to a specific Record Type. You open the record in your browser, copy the 15- or 18-character string from the…

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  • Flow
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    Andy Engin Utkan2 weeks ago
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    Should You Use Roll Back Records in Salesforce Screen Flows?

    Should you use Roll Back Records in Screen Flows? Absolutely, but selectively. For simple, single-screen Flows that update a single record, it is usually overkill. But for complex, multi-step wizards, junctions, or any Flow where a partial finish creates a data integrity nightmare, the Roll Back Records element is one of the most powerful tools in your admin toolkit. Picture…

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  • Admin
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    Andy Engin Utkan4 weeks ago
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    Is Setup with Agentforce Ready for Prime Time?

    Salesforce keeps pushing AI deeper into the platform. Setup with Agentforce is the latest example. It promises a conversational way for admins to explore setup configurations, get security recommendations, and manage their Org, all without digging through menus. The pitch is simple. Ask a question in plain language and let Agentforce guide you through the answer, or take action on…

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  • Flow
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    Andy Engin UtkanJune 9, 2026
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    Unanimous Flow Approvals – No More Workarounds

    The updates to Flow Approvals in Summer '26 are significant architectural improvements. Salesforce is eliminating the need for complex, manual workarounds that have historically cluttered our orgs. These changes move us closer to a "no-code/low-code" enterprise reality where automation is both compliant and powerful. For admins who have spent years duct-taping approval logic together, this release is a genuine exhale.…

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  • Flow
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    Andy Engin UtkanJune 9, 2026
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    Visual Comparison and Beyond – Flow Versions Just Got Easier

    The ability to visually compare flow versions is exactly the kind of quality-of-life win that Flownatics have been asking for. No more tab-switching, no more XML spelunking, no more hoping you remember what you changed three weeks ago.

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  • Flow
    9:27 AMClaude responded: A Salesforce Flow Builder canvas displayed on a laptop screen, showing a five-step Screen Flow sequence: Start, Assign Account, Case Screen, Create Case, and O…A Salesforce Flow Builder canvas displayed on a laptop screen, showing a five-step Screen Flow sequence: Start, Assign Account, Case Screen, Create Case, and Open Page (Action), followed by an End node. The Open Page action element is highlighted with a blue border.
    Andy Engin UtkanJune 4, 2026
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    Open a Page Action: Redirect Users After a Screen Flow

    For years, Salesforce administrators and developers building Screen Flows have run into a familiar, frustrating wall: the post-flow navigation gap. Picture this scenario: Your user opens a flow on an Account record. They carefully fill out a series of screens to log an issue or create a related record, clicks “Finish,” and then… nothing. They are left sitting exactly where…

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  • Flow
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    Andy Engin UtkanMay 21, 2026
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    Choices, Choices: What Are Radio Button Groups Best Used For

    Salesforce's Summer '26 release is packing some serious automation upgrades. Whether you are managing multi-stakeholder approvals, scaling orchestration across your org, or building complex integrations without code, the platform is steadily removing friction points for admins. Among the most anticipated and highly visible improvements are the user interface enhancements coming to Screen Flows. If you have ever built a screen…

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  • Flow
    A colorful, cartoon-style illustration of a modern office desk featuring a chrome toaster as the central focus. Popping out of the toaster is a thick slice of golden-brown toast designed to look like a digital "toast message." On the slice of toast, a green success banner displays a checkmark icon and the words "Deal Closed Successfully!" The side of the toaster is decorated with blue clouds and mechanical gears. In the blurred background, a whiteboard shows business charts and the word "TRAILBLAZER," while a blue cloud-branded coffee mug sits on the wooden desk next to a pen and paper.
    Andy Engin UtkanMay 14, 2026
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    Warn and Inform with Native Toast Messages in Salesforce Flow

    Just when the Salesforce community thought we had fully digested the Summer ’26 release notes, the product team decided to drop a classic "one more thing." Adam White recently announced that two new functionalities were "snuck" into the release at the last minute. For those of us who live and breathe Flow Builder, this is like finding an extra gift…

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