See how Mary Tagler uses Salesforce Flow, notifications, and image formula fields to create a blood pressure tracker to stay on top of her health …
Here are highlights from article Automate This! — Create a Blood Pressure Tracker Using Flow and Custom Notifications – Salesforce Admins
1. Use case: Mary Tagler wanted to create a blood pressure tracker that she could customize to meet her needs and track her blood pressure regularly.
2. Solution:
– Create a blood pressure object with fields such as Systolic, Diastolic, Reading, Reading Date, Level, and Next Reading Due.
– Build a screen flow to track blood pressure:
– Use a Get Records element to find the most recent blood pressure reading.
– Divide the screen flow into two sections: display the most recent reading and collect inputs for a new blood pressure record.
– Set the default value for the reading date as the current date and time.
– Create a new blood pressure record using the screen inputs.
– Enhance the flow by adding a custom Show Toast component from UnofficialSF.
3. Importance of data points: The blood pressure object includes important data points for tracking blood pressure, such as systolic and diastolic readings, reading date, and level matching the American Heart Association’s blood pressure chart.
4. Benefits of automation: Automation allows Mary to remove manual tasks, drive efficiency, and eliminate friction and redundancy in tracking her blood pressure.
5. Use of Salesforce Developer org: Mary used her personal Developer org to build the blood pressure tracker, as it allows her to not only solve problems but also grow her professional skill set.
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