Lightning Flow: Enhanced Flow Builder Experience, Standard Flows, and Simplified Data Integration with Apex Types

Build flows faster with features like Undo and Redo, get standard flows with certain Salesforce features, and simplify your data integration with Apex types for flows.

Analyze Your Automated Business Processes in Automation Home (Beta)
Our new Automation Home helps you get started with automated business processes. Explore flow templates on AppExchange, or navigate to an automation tool. Get a quick view of the most commonly used automation types. See your org’s flow activity in charts, such as total errors and total started automations. Learn how much time it’s taking users to complete screen flows, so you can optimize as needed.
Process Builder
Get a better save and activation experience for flows. Automate your business processes with custom metadata types.
Process and Flow Design
We’ve simplified data integration in flows with Apex-defined data types. User input can now be required for dependent picklist screen components in flows. And you can use a flow’s start time in Decision elements and resources in your flow.
Flow Builder
Get a better, faster, more efficient new flow experience with more controls and more options. Use feature-based categories to find standard invocable actions and quick actions that you can use in flows.
Lightning Scheduler Flows
Get standard flows for Lightning Scheduler out of the box. With a new global variable, optimize the user experience for various form factors: desktops, tablets, and phones.
New Flow Content
We heard the call for new and updated Flow Builder content, and we answered. Learn basic flow concepts and then put them into practice with our brand-new trail. Set up and use flow features with greater confidence, thanks to our updated and reorganized considerations content.
Other Changes for Lightning Flow
Learn about other changes we’ve made in Lightning Flow.
Critical Updates for Lightning Flow
These critical updates are new in Summer ’19.
Retiring Features
It’s time to say goodbye to Process Visualizer and Swing flows. And Cloud Flow Designer is retiring as well.

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