Bijay Kumar 
Salesforce provides standard objects like Account, Contact, Lead, Opportunity, and Case to manage business data. But every business has different requirements. Sometimes the standard objects are not enough to store all the information your company needs. In that situation, Salesforce allows us to create Custom Objects and Custom Fields. Custom Objects help us create our … Read more >>>
If you have ever tried to calculate business days in Salesforce by simply subtracting two dates, you probably noticed one problem: Salesforce returns calendar days, not working days. That means the result also includes Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays. But in real business scenarios, such as SLA tracking, employee leave management, or order processing timelines, … Read more >>>
Calculating business days in Salesforce using Flow is a great option when you want to keep the solution declarative and avoid using Apex code. It is useful for scenarios like calculating due dates, follow-up dates, SLA timelines, or any business process where weekends and holidays should not be counted. In this tutorial, I will show … Read more >>>
If you’ve been using Salesforce Process Builder to automate business processes, or you’re preparing for a Salesforce certification exam and came across this feature, there’s one important thing you should know. Salesforce officially retired Process Builder on December 31, 2025. This means Salesforce no longer provides new updates, bug fixes, or official support for Process … Read more >>>
When we start working with Salesforce Apex triggers, most beginners write all the logic directly inside the trigger. This approach may work for small use cases, but as your project grows, your code becomes difficult to manage, debug, and scale. In real-world Salesforce projects, multiple automations run on the same object. If everything is written … Read more >>>
If you’ve spent some time in Salesforce Setup, you’ve probably seen both Process Builder and Flow Builder. Many Salesforce Admins get confused about the differences between them and wonder when to use each. That’s a common question, especially because Salesforce has changed its automation strategy over the last few years. The simple answer is this: … Read more >>>
If you’ve worked in Salesforce Lightning Experience, you’ve probably seen the navigation bar at the top of the page. These tabs help users quickly open objects such as Accounts, Contacts, Opportunities, and other custom objects. Many Salesforce Admins and Developers don’t know that this navigation menu can be fully customized based on business needs. You … Read more >>>
If you’ve ever needed to show an important message to all Salesforce users, such as a system maintenance update, compliance reminder, or deadline notification, you may have noticed that Salesforce does not provide a single button to display alerts across the entire UI. Instead, Salesforce offers different notification options, each designed for a specific use … Read more >>>
Salesforce Flow is one of the most powerful automation tools available in Salesforce. Among all flow types, Screen Flow is widely used because it allows users to interact with a custom user interface without writing code. When we create a Screen Flow, all fields are usually displayed in a single column by default. However, in … Read more >>>
A common requirement in Salesforce is displaying the logged-in user’s information in the Lightning interface. For example, you may want to show the current user’s name, department, or role in a custom Lightning component, app page, or internal portal. Salesforce offers multiple ways to achieve this, depending on your requirements. In this tutorial, we will … Read more >>>
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