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Salesforce Process Builder Quick Start Guide

By : Rakesh Gupta
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Salesforce Process Builder Quick Start Guide

By: Rakesh Gupta

Overview of this book

Salesforce Management System is an information system used in CRM to automate business processes, such as sales and marketing. Process Builder is a visual tool created to automate business processes in Salesforce. It enables users with no coding expertise to build complex Salesforce workflows. The book starts with an introduction to Process Builder, focussing on the building blocks of creating Processes. Then you will learn about different applications of Process Builder for developing streamlined solutions. You will learn how to easily automate business processes and tackle complex business scenarios using Processes. The book explains the workings of the Process Builder so that you can create reusable processes. It also explains how you can migrate existing Workflow Rules to Process Builder. By the end of the book, you will have a clear understanding of how to use Flows and Process Builder to optimize code usage.

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Table of Contents (12 chapters)
Title Page
Title Page
Copyright and Credits
Copyright and Credits
Dedication
Dedication
Packt Upsell
Packt Upsell
Foreword
Foreword
Contributors
Contributors
Preface
Preface
Free Chapter
1
Getting Started with Lightning Process Builder
Getting Started with Lightning Process Builder
An overview of Process Builder
Differences between Process Builder and other tools
Creating applications with Process Builder
A few points to remember
Exercises
Summary
2
Deploying, Distributing, and Debugging Processes
Deploying, Distributing, and Debugging Processes
Distributing or deploying Processes
Debugging your Process
Setting up recipients to receive process error emails
A few points to remember
Summary
3
Building Efficient and Performance-Optimized Processes
Building Efficient and Performance-Optimized Processes
An overview of process management
Hands on 1 – using Workbench to get the details of a process
Hands on 2 – using custom labels in Process Builder
Hands on 3 – using a quick action to add a record to a Chatter group
Hands on 4 – calling an Apex class from Process Builder
Hands on 5 – bypass processes using custom permissions
Hands on 6 - Defining additional conditions when updating records
Hands on 7 – scheduling multiple groups of actions
Hands on 8 – executing multiple criteria of a process
Hands on 9 – creating reusable processes using an invocable process
Hands on 10 – using custom metadata types in a Flow
A few points to remember
Exercises
Summary
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Index
Index

A few points to remember

The following are some points to remember:

  • Don't perform the DML operation inside the Loop element. It will easily hit the governor limit, that is, System.LimitException: Too many SOQL queries: 101.
  • You can only launch Autolaunched Flow from Process Builder. 
  • A Flow runs in user mode and Process Builder runs in system mode. Let's take an example—if you are trying to update an Opportunity, the next step would be as follows:
    • If you use Process Builder: If the running user doesn't have access to the next step field, Process Builder will be able to update it.
    • If you use Flow: If the running user doesn't have access to the next step field, they will get an error.
  • The DML operation on a setup object is not permitted at the same time as when you update a non-setup object (or vice versa). If you want to do that, then use a time-dependent action.
  • The total number of records Flow can retrieve using SOQL queries is 50,000, and only 10,000 will be processed as DML operations.
  • You can...
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