How to Schedule a Salesforce Flow Monthly

[@CarlosGarcia-tb5wz]

Good Workaround

[@Rotive]

Glad it was helpful!

[@alansifuentes1245]

Very helpful! thank you

[@Rotive]

You're welcome! If there's any topic you'd like me to go more in-depth on, let me know!

[@rodrigoleyva2297]

Very helpful buddy, thnks

[@Rotive]

You're welcome!

[@OyaBuyukcelen]

Hİ. How can I make it work on the first Monday of every month?

[@mchan9424]

Video is totally worth it!

[@Rotive]

Thank you! Glad you found it valuable.

[@dangramit]

Terrific - thank you Brian

[@Rotive]

Thanks, Dan!

[@terrycole]

Nice!

[@zenubio01]

Plot twist, how do you get it to only run on the last day of the month? For example if your decision node says Day of Month => 28. It's going to run on March 29th because that statement is true, but I don't want it run until the 30th. For my use case, I was just able to look for overdue records and tell it to just run on the first of the month, but thought this might be an interesting challenge. Love your videos Brian, keep it up!

[@juliebaxterneeatkin2571]

Hi - I created another formula for 'Month of year' to display 1 to 12, then included that in the decision criteria. If Day of month = 31 and Month of year is 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 12 If Day of Month = 30 and Month of year is 4, 6, 9, 11 If Day of Month = 28 and Month of year is 2 It may be better to do all that as part of a formula checkbox though, ('today is last day of month) then put the checkbox formula as the decision criteria 'if today is last day of month is true'.

[@Rotive]

Love this question. Julie's formula looks good to me, but I'd try and simplify it by looking at tomorrow's date. TODAY() + 1 will give you tomorrow's date, then you can wrap that in the DAY() function to return the day of the month for tomorrow. If tomorrow's day of the month = 1, then you know today is the last day of the month. Should work on leap years too.

[@juliebaxterneeatkin2571]

@@Rotive Fabulous! I am going to change my formula!