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How do I find my record ID in flow?
How do I find my record ID in flow?
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2 Replies
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- Create a new Flow with Salesforce as the Service used for identity.
- Drag a Data Load element into the Flow.
- Create a new Data Action.
- For the Value to load, either select a Value of Kind: Object, Type: Contact or create a new Value of Kind: Object, Type: Contact.
- Use the Contact binding for loading the data.
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- Create a new Flow with Salesforce as the Service used for identity.
- Drag a Data Load element into the Flow.
- Create a new Data Action.
- For the Value to load, either select a Value of Kind: Object, Type: Contact or create a new Value of Kind: Object, Type: Contact.
- Use the Contact binding for loading the data.
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