For example, use a Get Records element to find the Record Type record whose name is
“Reduction Order.” Then store that record type’s ID in a variable. You can then use the
variable to set the Order Record Type field on an order record.
To set the record type for a record, use the record type’s ID. Look up the record type by
its name and then store its ID in the flow.
Working with Person Accounts
If your org uses person accounts, reference Contact.Salutation instead
of
Account.Salutation.
Null Values
A flow fails when a filter condition from a Get Records element or an Update Records
element references a value that is null. Before you reference a value in a filter condition,
add a Decision element to check if the value is null.
Merge Fields
A flow can reference the value of a merge field at run time only if a flow resource stores
the value. For example, a flow can't reference a merge field that a messaging template
contains.
Field Types
A flow can't access the JunctionIdList field type.
A custom field that’s a time field type isn’t supported in a flow.
Packaging
In flows, the Task object's Related To ID field can reference objects within a package. If
component reference errors occur during package uninstallation, check these flows.
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