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TP3495

Salesforce Flow Bootcamp Training

This Salesforce Flow training is an alternative to the Salesforce® Automate No-Code Solutions Using Flow (ADX301) course. It is designed for experienced Salesforce Administrators with some Flow experience who want to master Flow. Students work in a fresh Developer Org with the latest release.

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This is a one-week, 3 full-day, comprehensive Flow course. On Days 1 and 2, students are given a Flow to design independently as homework, and their solutions are reviewed the following day.

On the Day 3 session, students are given typical business scenarios and build Flows independently. The class then reviews the solutions and discusses them. This is the favorite day of the course for attendees because they have to put their learnings from the week into practice and create Flows, given just the business requirements, on their own.

Students receive a certificate of completion after the class.

Course Details

Duration

3 days

Prerequisites

All students should have the Salesforce® System Administrator or equivalent experience. No Flow experience is assumed.

Target Audience

Workspace ONE UEM and Workspace ONE Access operators and administrators, account managers, solutions architects, solutions engineers, sales engineers, and consultants

Skills Gained

  • Understand Salesforce® Automation
  • Understand the Salesforce® Execution Order
  • Understand Flow Structure
  • Understand the Types of Flows
  • Understand Flow Elements – Interaction, Logic, Data
  • Understand Configuring Triggers and Entry Conditions
  • Understanding Before-Save and After-Save Record-Triggered
  • Understand creating variables
  • Understand Screen Flow components, fields, Screen Properties
  • Create Screen Flows
  • Create Schedule-Triggered Flows
Course Outline
  • Day 1
    • Introductions
    • Understand Salesforce® Automation
    • Understand the Salesforce® Execution Order
    • Understand Flow Structure
    • Understand the Types of Flows
    • Understand Flow Elements – Interaction, Logic, Data
    • Understand Configuring Triggers and Entry Conditions
    • Understanding Before-Save and After-Save Record-Triggered
    • Understand creating variables
    • Understand Screen Flow components, fields, Screen Properties
    • Create Screen Flows
    • Create Schedule-Triggered Flows
    • Homework – Screen Flow
  • Day 2
    • Homework review
    • Create Autolaunched Flows
    • Create Record-Triggered Flows
    • Create Platform Event-Triggered Flows
    • Create Flow deployments
    • Troubleshoot Flows
    • Debug Flows
    • Understand Flow Best Practices
    • Homework – Record-Triggered Flow
  • Day 3
    • Homework Review
    • Understand Flow limits
    • Know When to Code
    • Flow building challenge: students build Flows from business requirements. Students are given time to create the Flows, and then we review solutions
    • Understand Flow resources to continue learning