Types of Flows in Salesforce

In Salesforce, there are five types of flows: Screen Flows, Record-Triggered Flows, Schedule-Triggered Flows, Platform Event-Triggered Flows, and Autolaunched Flows, each serving different purposes and triggered by various events or contexts.

Here’s a breakdown of each type:
  • Screen Flows:
These flows require user interaction and are designed to guide users through a process, typically involving screens, local actions, steps, choices, or dynamic choices etc. 

  • Record-Triggered Flows:
These flows are triggered by events related to records, such as when a record is created, updated, or deleted. 

  • Schedule-Triggered Flows:
    These flows are run automatically based on a schedule, allowing for recurring tasks and processes. 

  • Platform Event-Triggered Flows:
    These flows are triggered by platform events, which are custom notifications that can be created in Salesforce to notify external systems or processes when certain events occur. 

  • Autolaunched Flows:
    These flows are triggered by something outside of the flow itself, such as another flow, Apex, or a REST API call, and don’t require direct user input or have screens. 
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