How to create a Record Link in Salesforce Flow? | Salesforce Geek

[@SodeNoHana]

Super helpful! Thanks

[@salesforcegeek]

Glad it helped!

[@critthinker_]

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[@salesforcegeek]

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[@ashwintiwari5884]

As a workaround you can follow the below steps as well: (I wanted to show the link for the newly created contact after it got created via screen-flow) --> open any contact record and copy the link of that contact record --> In a screen to display this link , paste the link of that copied contact record. Replace the Id of contact starting with '003...till 18 digits" with the variable that stores the id of newly created record.

[@kaustubh21]

A very helpful information. Thank you so much.

[@salesforcegeek]

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[@tonycadiz891]

Excellent video as always!! Thanks 🙏

[@salesforcegeek]

My pleasure!

[@TheReminderChannnel]

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[@salesforcegeek]

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[@МаксимБ-ч2д]

Thanks for your videos, very helpful.

[@salesforcegeek]

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[@hrushikeshghawat7724]

Can we have this so that the record open in the same browser tab from where screen flow is invoked

[@LikithaGouru]

@salesforcegeek is there any way to create the record link in edit mode ?

[@manikantaraju4254]

Hello Friend, Thanks for such a deatiled video. I'm currently implementing the same feature and used the same formula for record link and it worked in dev. However, in TEST environment, the url in email alert is still pointed to dev sandbox instead of TEST. Can you tell me whats wrong with my set up?

[@adarshsingh-lb3ws]

7:15 explain the formula Sir Ji

[@kodymullis]

I don't think this will work if it needs to go to a Experience Site right? only works for the internal salesforce instance.

[@salesforcegeek]

Yup if the user is authenticated with read access to the object you are building the link & make sure you check the recent updates that we have for the guest user profile.

[@SalesforceLeandra]

Any ideas why this method of displaying the record Id doesn't show up in an email? I used this method in a record triggered flow and the recordId doesn't show up in the send email action, however it shows in debug.

[@salesforcegeek]

You are using an Email Alert instead of Email Action checkout thi video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5XUeq18p9Rlb7s

[@SalesforceLeandra]

@@salesforcegeek Thank you so much for your response! I have a record triggered flow on Contact and would like to display the related record's Id in an email. I used the Get records to fetch the related record and have tried using email alerts and email actions and nothing seems to populate the field.

[@harshitsharma6771]

Please help us sir with detailed explanation of the Formula used.

[@salesforcegeek]

Coming soon

[@bb_gudavalli]

@@salesforcegeek please paste the link here for the formula explanation. Thanks

[@salesforcegeek]

@bb_gudavalli How to Create a Record Link Dynamically in the Flow with Explanation? | Salesforce Geek kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKLNXnmcqt51ndE

[@mshivareddy3078]

thankyou bhai, but formula field is giving syntax error when trying to implement in free developer org

[@salesforcegeek]

Share your formula mine is also free dev org

[@salesforcegeek]

Did you copy paste it from description

[@jonathansolan3431]

For mine to work I had to switch '/service' to "/service" and then it worked. Thanks for the video!

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[@kellenkirby5294]

How do you add a screen flow as a link in an email? User opens their email > clicks a link> screen flow opens.

[@salesforcegeek]

checkout this trailhead module - trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/modules/screen_flow_distribution/screen_flow_distribution_external