Administrators can review all Flows built on a specific Salesforce object to review and analyze what automation may be present and causing potential changes to data.
Note: It is not within the scope of Salesforce Support's offerings to review and analyze customer metadata, customizations, automation, or user actions, in order to identify what may have created or made record changes. For more information and available options review the Records Created, Updated or Deleted Unexpectedly article.
1. Navigating to the desired object's setup page in Object Manager. In the object setup menu, locate "Flow Triggers" to view a list of all active and inactive flows on the object. Sort the list via the available column headers.
2. Typing, "Flows" in Setup Home's Quick Find search to open the Flows setup menu available under Process Automation setup to create or edit an Enhanced Flows List View. Add the column/field "Triggering Object or Platform Event Label" to your Flows list views to easily sort and review all flows for specific objects.
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