Discover a revolutionary Screen Flow design framework that banishes technical debt and empowers dynamic form creation in Salesforce. Learn to leverage the free features of the Flow Tool Kit to build scalable, user-driven forms. Our session introduces dynamic form injection, real-world demos, and user-driven design, enabling attendees to craft reusable, record-driven flows. Leave equipped with skills to streamline form creation, reduce technical debt, and maximize Salesforce Flow's potential.

Our speaker is Bobby Wright. 

Bio:
I, like many, started as an accidental admin at a small community gardening nonprofit. We were saddled with a burdensome Salesforce instance, which we were required to use as part of a grant collaboration. Once that grant was over, my org was ready to cut and run. However, I knew Salesforce could help us clean up and streamline our processes with just a little tweaking. One layout, one report, one program at a time, I began customizing Salesforce to support how we operated as an organization. 

Over time, Salesforce went from being a bad word in the office to an invaluable tool that made our jobs easier, allowing us to focus on our mission instead of data collection and management. Working for a small nonprofit, I had to use the tools and resources available for $0.00. So, I learned to code, starting with Visualforce and Apex. Over time, I moved into Lightning Components and custom integrations. Thoroughly enjoying my work in Salesforce, I transitioned into consulting to help other nonprofits get the most out of their Salesforce orgs. 

I am now an independent Salesforce consultant and ISV partner. I specialize in custom development, creating custom LWCs, and Experience Cloud solutions. I love building solutions that help simplify program management and engagement solutions for staff and clients. Last year, I released the Flow Tool Kit on the AppExchange. The Flow Tool Kit is a freemium Salesforce form builder solution that leverages the power of Salesforce Flow to build advanced forms and interfaces within Salesforce. I hope to continue providing tools and resources that make it easier for small nonprofits to implement and take advantage of Salesforce.