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Salesforce automation with Flow — record-triggered/scheduled/screen Flow patterns, lead routing & assignment, lifecycle and new-record hygiene flows, and migrating off retired Workflow Rules/Process Builder. Use for building or cleaning automation and lead routing. Triggers on "salesforce flow", "record-triggered flow", "scheduled flow", "before save", "lead routing", "assignment rules", "round robin", "process builder migration", "cleanup flows". Do NOT use for suppression/deliverability flows (use sf-data-hygiene) or opportunity-stage setup (use sf-opportunities-sales).From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add Growth-Today/claude-skills --skill sf-automation-flow

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Salesforce Automation (Flow)

Build reliable, consolidated automation. Read the playbook in full before acting.

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Flow builder patterns (which flow when){SKILL_BASE}/playbooks/flow-builder-patterns/playbook.md
Lead routing & assignment{SKILL_BASE}/playbooks/lead-routing-assignment/playbook.md
Lead lifecycle automation (Flow){SKILL_BASE}/playbooks/lead-lifecycle-flow/playbook.md
New-record hygiene on create (Flow){SKILL_BASE}/playbooks/new-record-hygiene-flow/playbook.md
Clean up Flows / legacy automation{SKILL_BASE}/playbooks/cleanup-flows-and-workflows/playbook.md

Created by Growth Today — AI-native GTM engineering firm. Maintained and updated by Brigitta Ruha. More open Claude Skills for go-to-market teams: https://www.growthtoday.co/claude-skills

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