Once you are done with Flow or Process development, the next step is to deploy it. There are a couple of ways through which you can deploy or distribute it. They are as follows:
- Change Sets
- Packages
Distributing or deploying Flows and Processes
by Rakesh Gupta
Learning Salesforce Visual Workflow and Process Builder - Second Edition
- Preface
- Getting Started with Visual Workflow
- Business problems
- The benefits of Visual Workflow
- System requirements for using Visual Workflow
- An overview of the Visual Workflow lifecycle
- An overview of the Cloud Flow Designer
- An overview of the building blocks of Visual Workflow
- The various ways to invoke a Flow
- Visual Workflow outcome behavior
- Creating an Admin playground account
- Summary
- Creating Flow through Point and Click
- Creating the building blocks of Flow
- Allowing users to pause Flows
- Designing the Flow
- A few points to remember
- Exercises
- Summary
- Manipulating Records in Visual Workflow
- Creating the building blocks of a Flow
- Creating a constant
- Creating a Text Template
- Manipulating the data
- Hands on 1 - creating leads
- Hands on 2 - adding leads to a campaign
- Hands on 3 - quickly update an account record
- Hands on 4 - cleaning Chatter group feed
- Hands on 5 - adding Flow to the home page layout
- Hands on 6 - adding an image to Display Text
- Hands on 7 - saving data from a feedback form
- Hands on 8 - sending an e-mail
- Hands on 9 - creating a custom error message
- Hands on 10 - conditional execution of a Flow with JavaScript
- A few points to remember
- Exercises
- Summary
- Debugging and New Ways to Call a Flow
- Debugging your Flow
- Debug log
- Who can run the Flow and how
- Automating your business process
- Hands on 1 - copying the record followers
- Hands on 2 - open a Flow for unauthenticated access
- Hands on 3 - setting finish behavior on the Visualforce page
- Hands on 4 - accessing a Flow through Salesforce1
- Hands on 5 - setting Flow variables value from a Visualforce page
- Hands on 6 - invoking a Flow using an Inline Visualforce page
- Hands on 7 - using Flow to save the data from Visualforce page
- Hands on 8 - using cross-object fields in Flow
- A few points to remember
- Exercises
- Summary
- Developing Applications with Process Builder
- An overview of Process Builder
- Differences between Process Builder and other tools
- Creating applications with Process Builder
- Hands on 1 - auto create a child record
- Hands on 2 - auto update child records
- Hands on 3 - cloning a Process
- Hands on 4 - posting opportunity details to the Chatter group
- Hands on 5 - sending an e-mail to the opportunity owner
- Hands on 6 - checking time-dependent actions from Process Builder
- Hands on 7 - submitting a record to an Approval Process
- Hands on 8 - calling a Flow from Process Builder
- A few points to remember
- Exercises
- Summary
- Building Efficient and Performance Optimized Processes
- An overview of process management
- Hands on 2 - using custom labels in Process Builder
- Hands on 4 - calling an Apex class from Process Builder
- Hands on 5 - bypass processes using Custom Permission
- Hands on 7 - scheduling multiple groups of actions
- Hands on 8 - executing multiple criteria of a process
- Hands on 9 - creating reusable processes using invocable process
- A few points to remember
- Exercises
- Summary
- Building Applications without Code
- Enabling Flows to Work with Lightning Experience
Distributing or deploying Flows and Processes
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