Each quick action automatically passes the record into the flow’s record variable named “recordId”. It’s now much easier to pass records into your flows. For Choose a Platform Event That Triggers the Flow, select a platform event.ĥ. Pass In the Record When Launching a Flow from a Lightning Page or a Quick Action You can now build a flow that’s triggered when a platform event message is received. With Flow Builder, you can do all your automation in one place. Trigger a Flow When a Platform Event Message Is Received You can replace most of your workflows and record-change processes that you created in Process Builder.Ĥ. Use record-changed flows to perform after-save actions and make before-save updates. Trigger a Flow That Performs Actions After a Record Is SavedĬreating or updating a record can now trigger a flow that performs actions such as sending an email after the changes are saved to the database. If you’re transitioning to Lightning Experience, this view is similar to Salesforce Classic.ģ. Full view displays all details and related lists on the same page. Choose between the current view-now called Grouped view (1)-and the new Full view (2). Now you have two record page view default options. If you select split view for an object, that object automatically loads in split view until you change its Display As view. To access split view, select Split View from the Display As dropdown menu. The split view panel is collapsible for extra flexibility. Split view is great for going through records in sequence or for quickly skimming through a set of records. To move on to a new record, select it from the split view, and the new record opens with the list still in view. Work Through Lists with Ease Using Split View for Standard Navigationĭo you often find yourself working through multiple records in a list? With split view, you can see a list view and a record side by side. Check some of the most exciting new features in Summer ‘20. First production release window is scheduled for June 12, second for July 10, and third for July 17-18, 2020.Īs usual, Salesforce release includes large number of new features. Now, sandbox preview is available from May 29-30, 2020. The Summer ’20 sandbox preview was scheduled for May 8, 2020, and the Summer ’20 production release was originally scheduled for May 15, June 5, and June 12, 2020, but due to COVID-19, the release was postponed. Summer ‘20 Release Notes are out, and by the looks of it, some really interesting and anticipated new features are coming our way. And with sun and beaches, as usual, the Salesforce’s new major release is coming. As everyone else, we’re looking forward to summer.
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