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Given a scenario, identify the appropriate automation solution based on the capabilities of the tool
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Describe capabilities, use cases, and configuration for Flow
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Screen versus record-triggered versus autolaunched flows
Learn this conceptGet, Create, Update, and Delete records in Flow
Learn this conceptScreen elements and input components in Flow
Learn this conceptScreen flow launch and distribution options
Learn this conceptRecord-triggered flow object and entry configuration
Learn this conceptEntry conditions versus Decision elements
Learn this conceptBefore-save versus after-save record-triggered flows
Learn this conceptScheduled paths on record-triggered flows
Learn this conceptAutolaunched subflows for reusable logic
Learn this conceptSchedule-triggered autolaunched flows
Learn this conceptRecord-triggered flows in the save order of execution
Learn this conceptFlow activation and version management
Learn this conceptManage Flows versus Run Flows permissions
Learn this conceptDescribe capabilities, use cases, and configuration for the approval process
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When Salesforce saves a record on an insert, update, or upsert, it walks a fixed server sequence instead of firing every automation at once. Record-triggered flows have two reserved places in that sequence: before-save flows run before Apex before triggers and change the same record before it is written; after-save flows run after the record is written (but not yet committed) and after assignment, workflow, and Process Builder work. You pick the place when you configure the flow, then use a trigger order value to sequence flows that share the same object and the same place.