Tag: email-to-flow

Email-to-Flow is available on the Salesforce Appexchange. I love Email-to-Flow! I can finally control our complete Email-to-Case process… from Flow! My flows, however, are getting more complicated and more difficult to maintain. You have any suggestions? I recently received the above cry for help

This series of posts will walk you through the steps of building an Email-to-Lead process from scratch leveraging Email-to-Flow. If you are unfamiliar with Email-to-Flow, take a minute to review Introducing Email-To-Flow, a low-code Email Service. This series of posts are iterative, layering in

This series of posts will walk you through the steps of building an Email-to-Lead process from scratch leveraging Email-to-Flow. If you are unfamiliar with Email-to-Flow, take a minute to review Introducing Email-To-Flow, a low-code Email Service. This series of posts are iterative, layering in

This series of posts will walk you through the steps of building an Email-to-Lead process from scratch leveraging Email-to-Flow. If you are unfamiliar with Email-to-Flow, take a minute to review Introducing Email-To-Flow, a low-code Email Service. This series of posts are iterative, layering in

This series of posts will walk you through the steps of building an Email-to-Lead process from scratch leveraging Email-to-Flow. If you are unfamiliar with Email-to-Flow, take a minute to review Introducing Email-To-Flow, a low-code Email Service. This series of posts are iterative, layering in

Do a quick Google search and you will quickly discover a number of formulas claiming to accurately generate a valid Salesforce Email-to-Case Thread Id. Unfortunately, the majority of these formulas are wrong (or at least make some incorrect assumption). The reality is that the

In you want a quick summary of the new threading behavior, that a look at our Thread Id versus Email Header post. In this post, we strongly suggest planning for the new threading behavior, especially if your instance includes custom functionality related to Email-to-Case. In this Why

In you want a quick summary of the new threading behavior, that a look at our Thread Id versus Email Header post. In this post, we strongly suggest planning for the new threading behavior, especially if your instance includes custom functionality related to Email-to-Case.

As you are aware, Salesforce is introducing a new threading behavior with the Winter ’21 release. As of today, the feature will be enforced in the Summer ’23 release. Please check the official Salesforce web site (Opt in or opt out on the New

Email-to-Flow is available on the Salesforce Appexchange. If you haven’t taken a peek at Introducing Email-To-Flow, a low-code Email Service, please do. It won’t bite. There are times you need/want to create a process to send a custom email. For example, you want to send