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Salesforce Record-Triggered Automation: Apex or Flow?
For a long time, Salesforce guidance on deciding a record-triggered automation pattern focused on the builder. If you were a declarative builder, you used Flow ; if you were a developer, you used...
Salesforce AI Research··~4 min read
2-Minute Brief
According to Salesforce AI Research: For a long time, Salesforce guidance on deciding a record-triggered automation pattern focused on the builder. If you were a declarative builder, you used Flow ; if you were a developer, you used Apex . This served as a practical rule of thumb for many teams, but as orgs grow, the “who” matters less than the “what.” The newly updated Record-Triggered Automation Decision Guide reflects how our architectural standards have evolved to meet increasing enterprise scalability needs. This evolution bri
Salesforce Record-Triggered Automation: Apex or Flow?
TLDR
For a long time, Salesforce guidance on deciding a record-triggered automation pattern focused on the builder. If you were a declarative builder, you used Flow ; if you were a developer, you used...
2-Minute Brief
According to Salesforce AI Research: For a long time, Salesforce guidance on deciding a record-triggered automation pattern focused on the builder. If you were a declarative builder, you used Flow ; if you were a developer, you used Apex . This served as a practical rule of thumb for many teams, but as orgs grow, the “who” matters less than the “what.” The newly updated Record-Triggered Automation Decision Guide reflects how our architectural standards have evolved to meet increasing enterprise scalability needs. This evolution bri