ADM-201 · Question #299
Northern Trail Outfitters has a new flow that automatically sets field values when a new account is created. The flow is launched by a process, but the flow is not working properly.
The correct answer is A. Use the native feature in the Flow Builder.. A new flow that automatically sets field values on account creation, launched by a process, is not working as expected and needs to be debugged.
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Northern Trail Outfitters has a new flow that automatically sets field values when a new account is created. The flow is launched by a process, but the flow is not working properly.
Options
- AUse the native feature in the Flow Builder.
- BReview debug logs with the flow logging level.
- CView the setup audit trail and review for errors.
- DSet up email logs and review the send error logs.
How the community answered
(44 responses)- A82% (36)
- B5% (2)
- C2% (1)
- D11% (5)
Why each option
A new flow that automatically sets field values on account creation, launched by a process, is not working as expected and needs to be debugged.
Flow Builder includes a native debug feature that allows administrators to test the flow's logic step-by-step with specific input data, inspect variable values, and identify the exact point of failure, making it the most direct and efficient debugging method.
While Salesforce debug logs can capture flow execution details, the specific 'flow logging level' is not a standard configuration, and the native Flow Builder debugger provides a more interactive and focused debugging experience.
The setup audit trail records administrative configuration changes, such as metadata modifications, but it does not log runtime errors or execution failures within a flow.
Email logs are used for troubleshooting email delivery issues and are irrelevant to debugging a flow that is failing to set field values.
Concept tested: Debugging Salesforce Flows
Source: https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.flow_test_debug.htm&type=5
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