Flow Trigger Explorer

Flow Trigger Explorer was released in the Spring ‘22 update and allows users to see a breakdown of all their Record-Triggered Flows for a specific object in one place. This is particularly helpful when an org is intending to migrate all their legacy automations using the Migrate to Flow tool (creating many Flows). In this lesson you will learn how to access the Flow Trigger Explorer and how to benefit from it.

What is Flow Trigger Explorer?

Flow Trigger Explorer allows an admin the ability to see all Record-Triggered Flows for a specific object. You’re able to sort by Object, action (Created, Updated, or Deleted), and see a list of Fast Field Updated (Before Triggered), Actions and Related Records (After Triggered), and Asynchronous. 

Flow Trigger Explorer can be accessed via the Flows menu in Setup. It can also be accessed from within a Record-Triggered Flow.

Benefits of Using Flow Trigger Explorer

Flow Trigger Explorer is going to be especially useful for those businesses that decide to use the Migrate to Flow tool to move their legacy processes across (which will result in multiple Record-Triggered Flows per object). The Flow Trigger Explorer will be critical for testing and debugging and ensuring that only the functions that you want to fire will fire.

Summary

In this lesson you learnt how to access the Flow Trigger Explorer and how to benefit from it. You learnt where you can access it from and how to use it to find the Flow you’re looking for.