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Which different workflow actions are available in Salesforce?
Workflows in Salesforce
- Immediate Actions: These actions are executed immediately when the criteria for a rule is met.
- Time-Triggered Actions: These actions execute at a specific time which is specified when creating this type of action.
- Email Alert:
- Field Update:
- Tasks:
- Outbound Message:
What are the actions available in workflow?
Workflow Action : A workflow action, such as an email alert, field update, outbound message, or task, fires when the conditions of a workflow rule are met. Email Alert : Email alerts are actions that send emails, using a specified email template, to specified recipients.
What are the different types of workflow actions?
The categories for actions are: Document Set Actions, appear only when your workflow is associated with a library or the document Content type. Relational Actions, appear only when your SharePoint site is running SharePoint Server 2010. Task Actions, appear only when your SharePoint site is running SharePoint Server 2010.
Are there any workflow actions in SharePoint 2013?
The actions available to you during workflow creation depend on the current context. For example, the Start Approval Process and Start Feedback Process actions are not available for sites that are based on Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2013.
Are there any issues with the start a list workflow?
Note: The Start a list workflow has the following issues:> The ‘Assignments’ type field cannot be used as a parameter when the 2010 workflow has a TaskProcess action in it.> When multiple calls are made to the same 2010 workflow the result will be multiple data sources in the 2013 workflow lookup functionality.
When do general actions appear in workflow?
Task Behavior Actions (appear only when you are customizing tasks in pre-built workflow actions, such as Start Approval Process and Start Feedback Process) General actions are actions that display in the Actions list in all workflow contexts.