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Embed a Flow in a Visualforce Page
To customize your flow’s look and feel for internal users, add the flow to a Visualforce page. Then distribute that page through a Visualforce tab, custom button, or custom link.

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To customize your flow’s look and feel for internal users, add the flow to a Visualforce page. Then distribute that page through a Visualforce tab, custom button, or custom link.
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<flow:interview> component somewhere
between the <apex:page> tags.
name attribute to the API name of the
flow.
For example:
<apex:page>
<flow:interview name="flowAPIName"/>
</apex:page>name attribute must be in this format: namespace.flowuniquename.finishLocation attribute to route users to another page in Salesforce.
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