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… »
For Salesforce developers, working with picklist values has always been straightforward until record types came into the picture. While Apex could easily retrieve all active picklist values using Schema Describe methods, it couldn’t determine which values were actually available for a specific record type. As a result, developers often had to rely on UI API… Read More: Salesforce Spring ’26: Retrieve Record Type-Specific Picklist Values Directly in… »
Salesforce Screen Flows are a powerful automation tool — but what happens when something goes wrong mid-flow? That’s where Fault Paths come into play. In this blog, we’ll guide you step-by-step through implementing fault paths in a Salesforce Screen Flow, enabling you to display custom error messages, optionally log those errors, and ensure a better… Read More: How to Implement Fault Paths in Salesforce Screen Flow »
In this blog, we will discuss creating Agreement Templates in Adobe Acrobat Sign using a Screen Flow. By creating a Salesforce screen flow, users can easily select and send agreements to customers, choosing templates without the need for multiple buttons for each template. Note Ensure the ‘Adobe Acrobat Sign’ package is installed and configured in… Read More: Creating Dynamic Agreement Templates in Adobe Acrobat Sign for Salesforce… »
