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When should apex be used over workflow in Salesforce?
When should apex be used over workflow in Salesforce?
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There are various reasons why you should use Apex over declarative automation options: -Workflow rules and Process Builder operations sometimes have feature limitations that can be overcome with Apex. For example, pulling information from an external system.
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Workflow rules and Process Builder operations sometimes have feature limitations that can be overcome with Apex. For example, pulling information from an external system.
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