Welcome to another episode of Kate Clicks Through It—where we don’t just talk Salesforce, we click through it! In each quick episode, I’ll guide you through a step-by-step tour of a key backend process to help you grow your Salesforce skills in ten minutes or less.
In this episode, we’re tackling a common challenge admins face: troubleshooting Flow errors. Instead of spending hours combing through debug logs or trying to recreate issues to determine what went wrong, you can now use Flow Logging to see exactly where and why a Flow failed.
Flow Logging captures detailed flow run data in Data Cloud, which you can surface in a standard Salesforce report—making it easier than ever to pinpoint errors, track performance, and share insights with your team.
Watch now to learn how to set up Flow Logging, create a report, and even build an admin dashboard to monitor your automation health.
Turn on Flow Logging in your org and shift from reacting to unexpected Flow errors to proactively managing and optimizing your automations. Explore the additional resources below!
Right now, businesses like yours are capturing and managing more data than ever: everything from web and mobile clicks to shopping cart data, location data, server data, even telemetry data from connected devices. That’s why we built Salesforce Data Cloud—so #AwesomeAdmins like you could connect, unify, and activate massive volumes of data directly within the […]
Welcome to another episode of Kate Clicks Through It—where we don’t just talk Salesforce, we click through it! In each quick episode, I’ll guide you through a step-by-step tour of a key backend process to help you grow your Salesforce skills in ten minutes or less. Today, we’re diving into a powerful AI assistant for […]
Welcome to another episode of Kate Clicks Through It—where we don’t just talk Salesforce, we click through it! In each quick episode, I’ll guide you through a step-by-step tour of a key backend process to help you grow your Salesforce skills in ten minutes or less. In this episode, we’ll be setting up a simple […]
