UI
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Flow
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
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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Admin
Migrate Salesforce Lightning to Agentforce with Ease
In line with this huge disruption in tech, Salesforce announced the general availability of an Agentforce Migration tool. This tool will help organizations migrate to the future of tech in just a few clicks.
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Flow
Unleashing the Power of Editable Data Tables in Salesforce Screen Flows
For a long time, the native Salesforce Data Table component had a few “achilles heels” that kept many admins tethered to custom solutions like the UnofficialSF version. The most significant complaint? The lack of editable fields. If you wanted a user to update multiple records at once, you were often stuck in a clunky loop: select a row, go to…
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Flow
Start Autolaunched Flow Approvals From A Button
Salesforce Flow Approval Process revamp was a success. When I look at all the interest I see from the ecosystem, there is a significant number of automation experts experimenting with this feature, and building approvals.
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Flow
How The Transform Element Saves You Loops
Salesforce's Winter '25 release introduces new capabilities for the Transform Element, enabling the manipulation of primitive data types and eliminating the need for looping. This enhancement allows for efficient data transformation and opens opportunities for streamlined processes. The use of the Transform Element is demonstrated through a step-by-step example, showcasing its potential for creating efficient iterative UI experiences.
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