Tag Archives: Salesforce Admin Guide

Salesforce Summer ’26: How to Create a Radio Button Group in Flow

If you’ve built many Screen Flows, you’ve probably wished there were a cleaner, more user‑friendly way to display simple choices. Standard radio buttons work well, but they stack options vertically and can make screens feel long and cluttered. Picklists take up less space, but users have to click a dropdown just to see the available… Read More: Salesforce Summer ’26: How to Create a Radio Button Group… »

Salesforce Flow Fault Paths: How to Handle Errors, Log Failures, and Prevent Flow Errors [In-Progress]

If you’ve built Flows for any length of time, you’ve probably had this morning. You open your inbox and there it is: an email with the subject line “Error Occurred During Flow” and a wall of text underneath it. Meanwhile, a sales rep is messaging you because they clicked Save and got a scary red… Read More: Salesforce Flow Fault Paths: How to Handle Errors, Log Failures,… »

Record Types in Salesforce: A Complete Guide with Real-World Use Cases

As organizations grow, different teams often require different business processes while working with the same Salesforce object. For example, a sales team may have multiple sales processes for different product lines, or a customer support team may manage different types of cases with unique statuses and page layouts. Instead of creating separate custom objects for… Read More: Record Types in Salesforce: A Complete Guide with Real-World Use… »

Creating Dynamic User Experiences with Conditional Visibility in Salesforce Screen Flows

Screen Flows in Salesforce help create guided, interactive user experiences. One of their most powerful capabilities is Conditional Visibility, which allows screens to dynamically adjust in real time based on user input. This feature ensures users see only the fields relevant to them – making flows cleaner, smarter, and more intuitive. In this blog, we’ll… Read More: Creating Dynamic User Experiences with Conditional Visibility in Salesforce Screen… »