Multiple record-triggered flows on the same object
Overview
Each time a record is created or updated, all record-change processes for its object are executed. Using only one record-triggered flow keeps the order of operations predictable and reduces the risk of hitting governor limits.
Business Impact
Decreased operational efficiency, increased potential for human error, delayed time-to-market, and decreased employee satisfaction.
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