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What is the difference between workflow rule and approval process in Salesforce?
What is the difference between workflow rule and approval process in Salesforce?
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There are two differences between Workflows and Approval process Workflow Approval process They are activated when a record is saved. an approval process is triggered by explicitly clicking the "Submit for Approval" button. Workflow consists of a single step and single-action Approval process consists of multiple steps. - [adinserter block='9']
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An approval process is triggered by explicitly clicking the "Submit for Approval" button. Workflow consists of a single step and single-action Approval process consists of multiple steps.
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