Add Automation to Common Tasks with Standard Autolaunched Flows
A standard autolaunched flow type is designed to run automatically and perform common
tasks. For example, when lead records update, you can automatically remove a lead from a
cadence.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available with Sales Engagement, which is included with Sales in
Performance, Einstein 1, and Unlimited Editions, and
available for an extra cost in Professional and Enterprise Editions.
Sales Engagement is also available for an extra cost in Service and Lightning
Platform.
Sales
Engagement Cadence Creator Included (Performance and Unlimited
Editions)
To create and edit flows:
Manage Flow
In Flow Builder, click New Flow.
Click Autolaunched Flow.
Choose the cadence step flow template that you want to work with.
Clone the template and customize its elements to fit your business.
With Sales Engagement, Flow Builder includes these autolaunched flow templates.
Activate Flow templates before cloning them.
Remove Lead from Cadence on Opt-Out: Removes a lead from all cadences when either the
lead record DoNotCall field or HasOptedOutOfEmail field is set to true. This flow requires
that the HasOptedOutOfEmail and DoNotCall fields on lead are visible to your Sales
Engagement users. This flow only runs when the value of either of these fields changes
from false to true.
Remove Unqualified Lead: When the lead's status changes to Unqualified, removes the lead
from all cadences and sets the Completion Disposition to Disqualified. This flow requires
that "Unqualified" is an active status.
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