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The Repeater component in Salesforce Screen Flows is fantastic for users, but configuring the back-end logic to process those records can quickly become frustrating and overly complex.
In this video, we’ll break down the best way to process Repeater records so you can efficiently handle everything the user changes in a single flow. You’ll learn practical techniques for working with records that need to be created, updated, and deleted, without adding unnecessary steps or clutter to your flow. We’ll focus on patterns that reduce clicks, simplify configuration, and make your Repeater-based flows easier to build, maintain, and scale.
In this video, you’ll learn how to:
• Process Repeater records efficiently in Salesforce Screen Flows
• Handle created, updated, and deleted records from a Repeater
• Reduce the number of flow elements needed to process changes
• Configure cleaner, more maintainable Repeater logic
• Build user-friendly flows without over complicating the automation
If you’ve ever felt like your flow logic got out of hand when using Repeaters, this video will help you clean it up and move faster.
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CHAPTERS:
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0:00 Intro
0:11 Overview of Business Case
1:08 Create a New Screen Flow
3:02 Configure Repeater Element
7:38 Process All Items Collection from Repeater
9:10 Overview of Collections from Repeater
10:23 Loop All Items Collection & Assign Values
12:52 Upsert Contacts from All Items Collection
14:25 Process Removed Items Collection from Repeater
16:55 Assign Nulls to Collection Variables
17:23 Create Custom Action on Account Object
18:15 Enable Dynamic Action on Lightning Record Page
18:34 Test Action on Account Page
19:04 Make Small Updates to Screen Flow
20:36 Test Add & Update Contacts All Scenarios
21:29 Wrap-up
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