Martins Thoughts on Salesforce

How many flows should I have per object?

How to structure your automations in an ever growing Salesforce instance

How many flows should I have per object? With Salesforce announcing the retirement of two of the most well-used tools, workflow rules, and process builder, you may be migrating your automations to flows. While doing this, a natural question may be how to structure your flows best. But to start with, let’s look at how other automation types are structured on the platform. Writing automations using APEX The most powerful and complex way of creating automations on the Salesforce platform is to use code.

Salesforce announced a new affordable API-only license

How and why you should use this new license type

Salesforce announced a new affordable API-only license This is how and why you should use them As you might have heard by now, Salesforce announced a new, more affordable license during Trailblazer DX23. This new license became available in different Salesforce orgs on March 14th. In Salesforce Developer instances, one license should be made available (alas, I have yet to see it in any of my developer instances). Additionally, in paying orgs, 5 free Salesforce Integration licenses should exist free.