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© Copyright 2015 salesforce.com, inc.

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Process Builder

Salesforce University

Leah McGowen-Hare, MSEd

Master Technical Instructor, Salesforce.com

@LeahBMH

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Agenda

What is Lightning Process Builder

Capabilities of Lightning Process Builder

Use case for Lightning Process Builders

Supported Actions of Lightning Process Builder

Consideration for Lightning Process Builder

Demo

Q&A

Lightning Process BuilderNext Generation Workflow

Multiple “Rules” in 1 process

More Flexibility

Graphical Interface

Workflow

Rules

New Actions

Lightning Process Builder

Lightning Process Builder lets you

automate business processes

using a visual interface.

Processes allow you to execute

actions when certain conditions

are met.

You can add multiple groups of

criteria and associate actions

with each criterion.

You can create immediate and

scheduled actions.

You can use versioning to easily

track and maintain processes.

Setup | Create | Workflow & Approvals | Processes

Use Cases for Lightning Processes

Send an email reminder to the

recruiting team if a candidate

has not replied within ten days

of sending an offer letter.

Update all the mailing

addresses on all child contacts

when a billing address is

changed on

an account.

Create records and

notifications based on stages

of a position and schedule

follow-up tasks that execute

based on changes to records.

Create an order record with

the data in the opportunity and

associated account when the

opportunity stage changes to

closed and won.

Actions Supported in Lightning Processes

Actions Description

Create a record Create a new record.

Update records Update fields on records or any related records.

Send an email Send an email using an email alert.

Post to Chatter Post to the feed of a user, a Chatter group, or the record

that started the process.

Use a quick action Use an object-specific or global action to create a record,

update a record, or log a call.

Submit for approval Submit a record for approval without requiring users to

submit manually.

Launch a flow Trigger an autolaunched flow to automate complex

business processes.

Call Apex Call an Apex method to add customized functionality.

Workflow rules support a subset of these actions: create a task,

update a field on a record or parent record, and send an email.

Scheduled Actions

Only one scheduled action group is

supported for each criteria node.

Scheduled actions cannot be used in

processes that evaluate every time a

record is created or edited.

The Paused and Waiting Interviews

list (Setup | Create | Workflows &

Approvals | Flows) displays all

pending scheduled actions.

If the user who caused the process to

start is inactive when Salesforce tries

to execute scheduled actions, those

actions fail to execute.

Considerations for Lightning Processes

General

Processes do not support

outbound messages, but the

Call Apex action can be used

to provide similar functionality.

Actions are executed in the

order in which they appear in

the process.

Criteria nodes and actions

cannot be reused or reordered

in a process.

Search for: Process Limits

and Considerations

Create a Process

Scenario:

A company policy states that hiring managers must always take

part in the interview process. The company wants a new

interviewer record to be created automatically for the hiring

manager whenever a new position is created.

Goal:

Build a process to create a new interviewer record for the hiring

manager of a position.

Tasks:

1. Create a process with an immediate action.

2. Test the process.

Demo

Questions

Training & CertificationResources

Training Webpage:

http://www.netcomlearning.com/products/260/Salesforce-

Authorized-Courses-training.html

Certification Webpage:

certification.salesforce.com

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