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Assign Permission Set at the User Creation

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Step 1: Create a Permission Set Click  Setup . In the Quick Find box, type  Permission Sets . Select  Permission Sets , then click  New . Label  the  Permission Set  then press the tab key,  the API Name will auto-populate.  Click  Save. Create Permission Set for Assign Users Step 2: Create a Record- Triggered Flow to Assign Permission Set at the time of User Creation. Click  Setup . In the Quick Find box, type  Flows . Select  Flows , then click  New   Flow . Select  the  Record-Triggered Flow.  Click  Create. Select the Record Triggered Flow Step 3. configure the flow as follows: Trigger the Flow When: A record is created Run Flow: A record is created Object: User Set Entry Conditions Select  All Condition Are Met (AND ) Set Conditions Field: User | IsActive Operator: Equals Value: {!$GlobalConstant.True} Click  Done . Get Newly Created Active User Step 4: Adding a G...

Easy way to Integrate Salesforce CLI with Visual Studio code

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  what is salesforce CLI? Salesforce CLI is a command-line interface that simplifies development and build automation when working together with your Salesforce org. Use it to form and manages sandboxes environment, synchronize source to and from your sandboxes environment, creates and installs packages, and more. Need to install two extensions in your visual studio code like that : Salesforce CLI Integration Salesforce Extension Pack After that download SFDX CLI in local machine like that : If you are using Ubuntu then please download CLI using this link : Salesforce CLI for ubuntu: Extract this tar file and open the folder in terminal and write ./install then the CLI is installed. 2. If you are using Window then please download CLI using this link : Salesforce CLI for Windows : Select the cli version according your system requirement and then download and after install it. And After Install the SFDX CLI we need to check the sfdx version in our system using this command in Window...

Navigate your Career in Salesforce | Salesforce Guidance

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How to Start a Career in salesforce as a fresher or how to switch in salesforce from any technology or domain ? Salesforce is a Saas Based CRM platform, it means software as a service. Here, we worked on the cloud where we provided the services on the cloud from an application or web-browser. CRM stands for Customer Relationship Management. In the entire world will have some form of CRM one of which we use  Salesforce CRM. Why is Salesforce so much in demand these days? One of the reasons Salesforce Developer is in high demand is because it is a web based platform, which means users can access it from multiple devices with a login and password and without having to install any software on the system. This gives it a lot of flexibility and the option to access it anytime and anywhere. Another reason is that users can do many things like Integration, Development, App creation, Website Creation in one platform and it also provides a good level of Security for the users. It also Provid...

Deployment on production Environment in salesforce

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When we move any code or component on production environment we need to keep the below terms for our understanding: These terms are-: Change Set :  change sets are used  to send customizations from one Salesforce org to another.  Salesforce Change Sets are the mechanism by which changes from one Salesforce environment can be pushed into another Salesforce environment. Salesforce change set best practices means you’ll need to move changes out of an environment. You must first create an Outbound Change Set and point it towards a receiving environment. Inbound Change Set:  An inbound change set in Salesforce is a change set that has been sent from another Salesforce org (Sandbox environment) to the org(production environment) you are logged in to. A change set must be deployed for the changes to take effect. Outbound Change set:  An outbound change set in Salesforce is a change set created in the Sandbox environment in which you are logged in and to send to the pro...