-
What is the difference between Workflow and Process Builder in Salesforce?
Is there any advantage of Workflow over Process Builder?
-
1 Reply
-
Hi Divya,
You can use the Process Builder to perform more actions than with workflow:
Create a record
Update any related record
Use a quick action to create a record, update a record, or log a call
Launch a flow
Send an email
Post to Chatter
Submit for approval
Call apex methods
But the process builder doesn’t support outbound messages.Workflow does only 4 actions
Create Task
Update Fiel
Email Alert
Outbound MessageTake a look here for more information
Differences between Process Builder and other tools
https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/learning-salesforce-visual/9781785289835/ch05s02.html
Figure Out Which Tool To Use
Thanks,
Nikita Gupta
Log In to reply.
Popular Salesforce Blogs
Is Salesforce a Lucrative Career Path?
Salesforce is "the world's #1 customer relationship management (CRM)," according to the website of the company. Their software is aimed to help organizations expand by…
Seamless Integration of Salesforce with ERP Systems
Introduction For your business to thrive in today's competitive environment, it is critical for Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems like Salesforce and Enterprise Resource Planning…
Why To Hire A Salesforce Consultant?
Purchasing Salesforce for business operation success is not a gurantee to be successful in the business. Usually when a new organization implements Salesforce they begin…
Popular Salesforce Videos
Salesforce Vaccine Cloud
Salesforce is launching Vaccine Cloud, a set of tools to enable government and healthcare organizations to manage and deploy COVID-19 vaccination programs. Vaccine management has…
Opportunity Manager for Salesforce
Opportunity Manager for Salesforce - The first opportunity manager app that has taken the initiative of converting information and data in the form of user-friendly…
Get a Complete View of Salesforce Data with MongoDB
Teri will show you how you can incorporate Salesforce (relational data) into a MongoDB collection (non-relational data) to give your customers a unified customer experience.…
