Move Processes and Workflows to Flow Builder with the Migrate to Flow Tool
Use the Migrate to Flow tool to convert your Process Builder processes and workflow
rules into Flow Builder, including scheduled actions. The tool also supports partial migration
of processes for most actions.
To open, edit, create, activate or
deactivate a flow using all flow types, elements, and features available in Flow
Builder, including Einstein and Agentforce for Flow:
Manage Flow
To create, change, activate, or deactivate workflow rules and actions:
Customize Application
To create, edit, or view processes:
Manage Flow
AND
View All Data
To activate or deactivate processes:
Manage Flow
AND
View All Data
AND
Customize
Application
Before moving your new flows to production, start with migrating and testing in a
sandbox environment.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Migrate to Flow, and
then select Migrate to Flow.
Select the process that you want to convert to a flow.
Click Migrate to Flow.
Select the criteria that you want to migrate.
If it’s a process, the Migratable column indicates whether you can fully or partially
migrate the process.
Click Migrate to Flow.
If this is a partial migration of a process, click Needs Review
when the migration is complete to see the list of actions that require additional
configuration.
After you migrate a process or workflow rule, test the flow in Flow Builder.
If everything works as expected, activate the flow.
Deactivate the process or workflow rule you migrated to Flow Builder.
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