Flow-Based Approvals

Salesforce Summer ’25 Release: Key Updates & What You Need to Know The Salesforce Summer ’25 Release is here—packed with AI-powered automation, critical deprecations, and game-changing enhancements to Flow, Agentforce, and approvals. Whether you’re an admin, developer, or business leader, these updates will impact how you work on the platform. Let’s break down the biggest changes. 1. The End of Legacy Automation Tools Salesforce is officially sunsetting older automation features, pushing users toward next-gen solutions. Key Deprecations: 2. Flow Gets a Major Upgrade Flow is now faster, more intuitive, and packed with new features—making it the go-to automation tool. New Enhancements: ✔ Redesigned Flow Builder – Faster loading, responsive layouts, and mobile/tablet previews.✔ Rich In-Line Email Editor – No more external templates! Format emails directly in Flow with merge fields, colors, and styling.✔ Debug Fault Paths – Test error-handling logic for more reliable automations.✔ Reusable Flow Templates – Save and reuse common flow patterns across your org. Biggest Game-Changer: Flow-Based Approvals Salesforce is phasing out classic approval processes in favor of Flow-based approvals (though the old tool isn’t retired yet). Why switch? Action Item: Start testing Flow-based approvals in sandbox. 3. Agentforce Gets Smarter & More Versatile Salesforce’s AI-powered Agentforce is expanding beyond customer service into HR, field service, and sales. Key Upgrades: 🔹 Embed LWCs in Chatbots – Users can now interact with buttons, calendars, and custom UIs inside chat.🔹 New HR & Employee Service Templates – Automate onboarding, time-off requests, and internal workflows.🔹 Field Service AI Upgrades – Agents now: Action Item: Explore Agentforce for internal use cases (HR, IT, field service). 4. Admin Productivity Boosters Salesforce is making permissions and user management easier than ever. New Admin Features: 🔸 Bulk Object Permissions in Object Manager – No more jumping between permission sets!🔸 Enhanced Permission Set Summaries – Now includes tab access, public groups, and queues.🔸 Improved User Access Reports – Track permissions during onboarding/offboarding. 5. Release Timeline & Checklist When is Summer ‘25 Rolling Out? Your Summer ‘25 Prep Checklist ✅ Migrate off Workflow Rules & Process Builder → Move to Flow.✅ Audit API integrations → Ensure they use v31+.✅ Test outbound messaging → Confirm it works with 20s timeout.✅ Pilot Flow-based approvals → Start rebuilding in sandbox.✅ Explore Agentforce upgrades → Test chat LWC embeds & Siri voice.✅ Simplify permissions → Use bulk object permissions. Need Help Navigating These Changes? Transitioning to Flow, Agentforce, or new APIs can be complex. Our Salesforce experts can help you: Contact us today to get release-ready! Final Thought Salesforce is doubling down on AI, automation, and modern UX. The message is clear: The future is Flow, Agentforce, and clean data. Start preparing now! Like Related Posts Salesforce OEM AppExchange Expanding its reach beyond CRM, Salesforce.com has launched a new service called AppExchange OEM Edition, aimed at non-CRM service providers. Read more The Salesforce Story In Marc Benioff’s own words How did salesforce.com grow from a start up in a rented apartment into the world’s Read more Salesforce Jigsaw Salesforce.com, a prominent figure in cloud computing, has finalized a deal to acquire Jigsaw, a wiki-style business contact database, for Read more Service Cloud with AI-Driven Intelligence Salesforce Enhances Service Cloud with AI-Driven Intelligence Engine Data science and analytics are rapidly becoming standard features in enterprise applications, Read more