This error message occurs if you have a Flow with a Send Email action or Email Alert action. After triggering the Flow, you receive a Flow Error with the message: "Error Occurred: Probably Limit Exceeded or 0 recipients."
This error usually occurs when an email recipient field is blank, does not contain a valid email address, or references an inactive user.
If the Flow has an Email Alert action, open the Email Alert under Setup > Process Automation > Workflow Actions > Email Alerts and review the Selected Recipients list. Check which email field is configured as a recipient and confirm that the field on the triggering record contains a valid email address.
If the Flow has a Send Email action, review the values configured in the following fields:
If a Recipient ID is used, verify that the related Email field contains a value.
If Recipient Address Collection, Recipient Address List, CC Recipient Address List, or BCC Recipient Address List fields are used, ensure that the variables contain valid email addresses.
Image alt text: "Screenshot showing the Email Alert element configuration panel in a Salesforce Flow. The panel title and a text field in the middle both display the name of the Email Alert being used in the flow."
To resolve this error, you can:
Email Alert Actions
Make a custom field required
General Email Limits
Daily Workflow Email Limit
Send Email Action
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