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What is Time-Dependent Workflow in Salesforce?
What is Time-Dependent Workflow?
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Time dependent workflows are not executed independently. Time dependent workflows remain constant in the workflow queue as long as the workflow rule criteria is valid.
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Hi,
Time-dependent actions remain in the Workflow Queue until processed or the rule criteria for the Workflow Rule are evaluated as "false." If a record no longer matches the rule criteria when the rule is evaluated, Salesforce removes the time-dependent actions queued for that record.
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The basic rule configuration is the same, but for time-based rules, you configure time-triggers in the time-dependent actions section. Each time trigger can execute one or more Workflow actions.
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