Build a Simple Screen Flow with Salesforce Flow Builder 🧐

[@dnozzie]

Great video. Perfect video for your first experience of Flow

[@pravinjoshi6875]

Awesome...!!! Thanks for such nice Flow explanation. Please add some videos on flow with some scenario :)

[@aliciamoore8028]

Nice explanation, please make more videos. !!!!

[@Coderanjali]

Awesome Explanation!!!

[@unaebella]

This is great! Could you please make more videos for different use cases?

[@roberthherreracastro4607]

thank you so much, best regard from Costa Rica

[@yassineouahilal1282]

Awesome .... !

[@papapmills]

Nice and simple instructions, well done.

[@cduub]

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[@JaimeBIDtravel]

Very clear and easy explanation.

[@PaoReno]

Building one tomorrow! thanks a million

[@aynellrodriguez7348]

Many thanks for taking the time to do this video. I'm doing my very first Flow following it. quick question how do you display the emojies?

[@milesgotzthecool]

Windows logo key + .

[@mihaelaax3939]

I'm also wondering ....

[@ManofSteel007]

You are awesome. Hope you're getting paid the big bucks.

[@ragavirajaganesan742]

Good and clear explanation!

[@kellenkirby5294]

How do you create a User record from a newly created Contact record in a Screen flow?

[@jgoge9920]

Question: I have another input variable, so it's displayed on the page (like in 18:31) How can I pass this variable? (It's not the Record Id) I'm trying to use {!Record.AccountId} but it fails. The Screen flow is running on the Opportunity record and I created a ScreenFlow with an account lookup field, that I want to be populated with the Account of the current opportunity.

[@shouvikchattopadhyay4454]

Great explanation and very easy to follow. Thank You👍👍

[@IvanGarcia667-s2x]

excelent video thank you

[@coffeeonice312]

This was super helpful. Thank you!!

[@manninggrinnan621]

Why is your flow owned by Maria when we just watched you create it? (19:49)

[@breaandrea3724]

This is amazing! So easy to follow. Thanks for putting this together.

[@reflectionstillz]

Happy to find a video by English speakers

[@u2b552]

What do you mean?

[@clayg5739]

How does it know to grab the id?

[@phaneendraraja187]

Nice video

[@Darmoosh27]

When I try to replicas this there is no place for "store ID in variable" and I can't figure out how to fix this. please help

[@shashikantnikam1410]

Awesome !!!!!

[@GBayy]

Hello, I got this error. What does it mean? "An unhandled fault has occurred in this flow An unhandled fault has occurred while processing the flow. Please contact your system administrator for more information." Thanks.

[@pinhead1990]

I'm having the same issue, did you find a solution?

[@pinhead1990]

Solved it.... On the lightening page editor where your screenflow is, view the screenflow properties and ensure that the check box is ticked by the side of "pass record ID into this Variable". Hope this helps you and others.

[@GBayy]

@@pinhead1990 Thanks you so much. Your answer is really helped me. Happy for this 😀

[@pinhead1990]

@@GBayy glad I could help 😊

[@fernandoassuncao8265]

Thank you, this is a good example!

[@nagaraju-fi9iw]

Mam could please explain "How to get parent record field data into child record when we lookup parent record into child ".

[@echofightshunger]

Thanks, this is exciting!

[@jgposner]

Hi, How do I get the project object? I don't have project feedback object but that seems easy enough to build.

[@jgposner]

Never mind. I found your "Be An Innovator with Flow" playlist that creates project and project feedback objects so I'm guessing that will be what I need. I'll do that playlist and then tackle this tutorial. Joel

[@arulraj2472]

Can you help me how to enable API in Salesforce professional edition ?

[@deepak25saxena]

thanks

[@DaneNanahara]

i will never use salesforce as crm its UI is shit and its like a crm created in 90s plus its going complex everyday while it should be easir as we progress. highlevel is the best CRM

[@albertmontgomery2184]

HAHAHAHA keep dreaming! Salesforce offers alot more but if you can't afford it then that's a cost issue. You can do a lot more with Salesforce with custom objects, Apex development and integration options. The UI is the best out of any CRM (Lightning UI). I don't see how high-level can even complete, It's the poor man's CRM.