Spring '26
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Components (5)
Add Business Hours
Add an interval of time from a start DateTime, traversing business hours only. Returns the next business date.
Business Hours Toolkit
Complete suite of four Flow invocable actions for business-hours-aware date calculations, time differences, schedule checks, and next-open-date lookups.
Calculate Business Hours Difference
Calculate the difference between two DateTimes counting only business hours. Returns results in milliseconds, seconds, and minutes.
Calculate Is Inside Business Hours
Check whether a given DateTime falls within business hours. Holidays are included in the calculation.
Calculate Next Business Date
Starting from a target date, returns the next date when business hours are open. If the target date falls within business hours, it is returned as-is.
Content (4)
Business Hours Toolkit: Four Flow Actions That Know When You're Closed
Four new Salesforce Flow actions for SLA, escalation, and scheduling logic that respect your org's business hours, holidays, and timezone. Live now.
Managing Consent in Marketing Cloud Next: A Flow Builder's Guide
Marketing Cloud Next treats consent as a first-class data object — not a checkbox on a subscriber record. Here's how the data model works, and how to wire up a Flow that captures opt-ins correctly the first time.
How Flows Power Marketing Cloud Next
Marketing Cloud Next makes Flow Builder a first-class orchestration surface for marketing automation. Here are the eight flow types — five net-new marketing triggers plus three platform types — and what they mean for Flow developers.
React on Salesforce: What Multi-Framework Means for Flow Developers
Salesforce Multi-Framework brings React to the platform. Here's why Flow developers should pay close attention — and what it could mean for the future of screen components.