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Design a Salesforce Flow before building it

A Salesforce automation request, worked out on paper before you discover the limits in production.

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Design a Salesforce Flow for the requirement below.

Specify: the flow type (record-triggered, scheduled, screen) and why, the trigger object and whether it runs before or after save, entry conditions, the elements in order, and what runs in the fault path.

Then the parts that bite later: governor limits if it fires on a bulk load, recursion if it updates the record that triggered it, what happens when a lookup returns nothing, and which parts should be before-save for performance.

Say if this should be a validation rule, a formula field, or nothing at all instead of a flow.

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Automation and admin. Workflows, validation, field design and the documentation nobody wrote at the time.

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