Salesforce Flows: How to access flow using Apex

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[@HansPostCumulus4]

You make it clear and easy to use the correct syntax that we need to call a Flow in Apex but that Hard coded ID?.... Please show people how to use the current.Id of the current.record. And tell them to never - ever copy the ID from the url and paste it into a Class. Brrrrrr But I like your channel and appreciate your efforts. Carry on.

[@aitechone5907]

Thank you so much for your feedback and appreciation! I'm glad you find the content helpful. You're absolutely right; using the current.Id to reference the ID of the current record is a best practice in Salesforce development. It ensures that your code remains dynamic and adaptable to changes in the environment. Hardcoding IDs can lead to issues down the line, especially if the record structure changes or if the code is moved between environments. I'll make sure to create a video demonstrating how to properly utilize current.Id in Apex to call a Flow. It's crucial to emphasize the importance of avoiding hardcoded IDs and instead rely on Salesforce's built-in mechanisms to maintain robust and scalable code. Thanks again for your support, and stay tuned for more informative content on our channel! If you have any other suggestions or questions, feel free to let me know. Best regards, Aitechone

[@HansPostCumulus4]

A hard Coded ID in your Class? Really? Never (ever!) do that ever again in a demo. Please!