We have heard that Flow is the future for a while now, but with the announcement of Process Builders and Workflow Rules being retired, Flow is officially the future of declarative automation on the Salesforce platform. Before you jump right into building Flows, we recommend creating a foundational architecture for Flow at the beginning to avoid technical debt and future issues. Doing so will ensure a smooth transition to Flow with a strong design following best practices. During the session, Rachel and Benjamin from Vicasso (formerly Internet Creations) will walk you through design principles and best practices for Flow that have been created based on Salesforce Architect Guides as well as projects they’ve worked on.

Meet our two speakers:

Benjamin Bratcher | Salesforce Consultant | Vicasso

Benjamin is a Salesforce Consultant for Vicasso based in Dallas, TX. He is 6x Salesforce Certified, a Trailhead Ranger, and a former Lightning/Platform Champion. He is passionate about Salesforce and enjoys using his creative, analytical, and technical skills to develop solutions on the platform. When he is not working in Salesforce, he is likely working as an actor and theatre artist, cycling, playing soccer or volleyball, enjoying time with friends, or finding something artistic or fun to do.

• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjamin-kyle-bratcher/
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/benjbrat93
• Trailblazer: https://trailblazer.me/id/benjaminbratcher

Rachel Garton | Lead Salesforce Consultant | Vicasso

Rachel is a Salesforce consultant and architect for Vicasso based near Dallas, TX. She is a certified Application Architect with 10 certifications in total and over 6 years of Salesforce experience. She enjoys tackling technical challenges and exploring the possibilities of new technologies. Rachel is also pursuing her doctoral degree in Information Science and teaches part time for the University of North Texas.

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/rachel-garton

Trailblazer: https://trailblazer.me/id/rngarton