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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.

    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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    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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  • Admin
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    Summer ’26: What the New Accessibility Release Updates Mean for Your Org

    Accessibility has long been on Salesforce's roadmap, but Summer '26 marks the beginning of something more structured: a rolling set of release updates specifically targeting WCAG 2.2 Resize and Reflow compliance. If you support users who rely on browser zoom, work with assistive technology, or simply use a high-DPI display at elevated magnification, these updates matter. Here's what's changing, when…

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  • Flow
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    11 Flow Updates in Summer 26 Release

    Salesforce's Summer '26 release is packing some serious automation upgrades. Whether you're managing multi-stakeholder approvals, scaling orchestration across your org, or building complex integrations without code, there's something here worth paying attention to. This release reflects a clear pattern we've been watching for a few cycles now: Salesforce is steadily removing the friction points that have slowed admins down, closing…

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  • Admin
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    Salesforce Spring ’26 Is Dropping Unverified Emails

    If your org sends email from Salesforce, a critical change is coming that could silently block messages from reaching your customers. Starting with Spring ’26, Salesforce requires all outbound email-sending domains to be verified before messages can leave your org. Unverified domains will be dropped. No bounce, no error for most automations, just silence. This change is also worth understanding…

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  • Career Guidance
    Top 7 Key Takeaways from Salesforce Dreamforce 2025

    Top 7 Key Takeaways from Salesforce Dreamforce 2025

    Salesforce Break reviewed the press releases and sessions coming out of Salesforce Dreamforce 2025, and prepared the ket takeaways in this post, so you don't have to go thorough all the materials. The biggest announcements for Salesforce at Dreamforce 2025 were centered on advancing the company’s foundational "Agentic Enterprise" vision through enhanced control, deeper context integration, and widespread collaboration tools.…

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  • Flow
    Salesforce Winter ’26 Release: Comprehensive Overview of New Flow Features

    Salesforce Winter ’26 Release: Comprehensive Overview of New Flow Features

    The Winter ’26 Salesforce Release brings some significant improvements to Flow. From generative AI capabilities to stronger integrations, streamlined debugging, and enhanced security, this latest release showcases Salesforce’s ongoing commitment to positioning Flow as the central engine of automation across the platform.

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  • Artificial Intelligence
    Public Sector Einstein Blog Image

    Einstein Generative AI for Public Sector Solutions – New Release

    New Release: Einstein Generative AI transforms public sector workflows, enhancing compliance, inspections, and benefits.

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  • Artificial Intelligence
    Free AI Certification

    Salesforce is Offering FREE AI Certification

    Salesforce is offering free AI certification from November 2024 through December 2025, with comprehensive training on AI tools like Agentforce and Copilot. This is a great opportunity to enhance your career by gaining valuable AI skills and showcasing your expertise to potential employers at no cost.

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  • Flow
    Winter 25

    Top 9 Salesforce Winter 25 Flow Features

    The latest updates to the Salesforce Flow Builder include more versatile data transformation options, efficient record creation and updates, expanded email recipient capabilities, improved UI features, and enhanced subflow functionality. Additionally, they address enforcing flow execution security and respecting email address profile settings. These changes aim to streamline workflow design and execution, ultimately improving user experience and system performance.

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