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Dreamforce Recap, All Flow Formulas, Multi-Lang Flow Translation

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List of All Available Formulas For Salesforce Flow
This blog guides readers on discovering all formula functions permitted in Salesforce Flow. It covers how to identify supported formula functions and execute SOQL for Tooling API objects, among other useful insights.

How to Implement Multi-Language Translation in Salesforce Flow
Translation in Salesforce localizes the platform for global users, allowing interaction in their preferred languages. Key features for managing translations include the Translation Workbench, Custom Labels, Multi-Language Support in the Knowledge Base, Global Picklists, Language Settings for Users, and the Translation API. This blog post will discuss various methods to enable Salesforce Flow to support multiple languages effectively.

Move to Managed 2GP with Package Migrations
Package Migrations fully automates the process of converting 1GP packages to 2GP and seamlessly migrates customers with installed packages across to 2GP.

Intelligence View for Salesforce Leads and Contacts
Intelligence View is a new Salesforce productivity feature aimed at helping users quickly identify prospects and customers needing attention. It reduces time spent navigating multiple records and allows direct actions from the Object tab, enhancing user satisfaction. Once enabled it shows valuable activity metrics on Lead, Contact, and Account tabs, which previously only displayed list views.

Salesforce Fact #854 | recalculateFormulas() count towards SOQL query count
The Formula class includes the recalculateFormulas() function, which evaluates formulas without saving the sObject record, proving beneficial in test classes. Notably, when an sObject record contains all necessary fields for formula evaluation, the recalculateFormulas() call does not contribute to the total SOQL query count. However, if any required fields are missing, the recalculateFormulas() call is counted as one SOQL query.

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