Also, if we specify the conditions properly, the schedule-triggered flow might not be as overloading as we imagine. Do you know whether your customer said anything about particular transactions being unauthorized when she.
The 60-day period starts with delivery of the statement on which the alleged fraudulent EFT appears. However, it might be more error-prone as those actions would need to stay in the backlog for a long time (it is 90 days in this example, but could be 2-3 years based on your scenarios). First, was your customer's notice of her claim timely enough to satisfy the Section 205.11 rules. I imagine this is easier on the workload, as the system evaluates each account only once. in Process Builder) when the expiration date is updated. Because alternatively, we can also schedule actions (ex. “If we schedule the flow to run daily, wouldn’t it exhaust the capacity?” is the question I have about schedule-triggered flow. Since we cannot use formula in the Choose Object and Filter Conditions, we will use a workaround suggested by Salesforce. Then we send emails to their primary contact. 60 Days In offers an unprecedented look at life behind bars at. Every day we check how many accounts have reached 90 days before the expiration date. 60 Days In: With Dion Shepherd Jr., Zachary Holland Baker, Monalisa Johnson, A.C.
We will use the Schedule-Triggered flow and let it run daily.