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What is the difference between autolaunched and screen flow in Salesforce?
What is the difference between autolaunched and screen flow in Salesforce?
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Screen Flow-Requires user interaction, because it includes screens, local actions, steps, choices, or dynamic choices. ... Autolaunched Flow-Doesn't require user interaction. This flow type doesn't support screens, local actions, choices, or choice sets
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autolaunched:
- Flow with No Flow Trigger: Doesn’t require user interaction. This flow type doesn’t support screens, local actions, choices, or choice sets.
- Flow with a Schedule Trigger: Runs only from a schedule. This flow type doesn’t support user interaction, screens, local actions, choices, or choice sets.
Screen flow: Requires user interaction because it includes screens, local actions, steps, choices, or dynamic choices. Screen flows don’t support Pause elements.
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Screen Flow-Requires user interaction, because it includes screens, local actions, steps, choices, or dynamic choices. ... Autolaunched Flow-Doesn't require user interaction. This flow type doesn't support screens, local actions, choices, or choice sets
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