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Do record triggered flows run in system context?
As mentioned above, the flows the are launched by Lightning Page, Buttons, and Actions are run in user context, and since Process Builder always runs in system context, the flows that are launched by PB is also in system context.
What user do flows run as?
Flows run in user context or system context. For a flow running in user context, the running user’s profile and permission sets determine the object permissions and field-level access of the flow. A flow that runs in system context has permission to access and modify all data.
What is the difference between user context & system context?
A user context means all the pernissions and access settings that are provided to a user will be followed strictly. A system context will override these permissions and would execute irrespective of permissions.
What is the issue with flow not running?
My initial trigger is when a Project is created on Project Online. The issue is the Flow never runs, it will only run if I edit it and then click save. Did I change something or is this a bug?
How to trigger flow in run only user?
Go to the flow overview page. Select Edit on the Run only users settings. In the Manage run-only permissions pane, go to the User and groups tab, and then select Provided by run-only user under the Connections Used list.
Why is my Azure flow not getting triggered?
Old flows (created several weeks ago) are getting triggered fine by the Form to which they are linked. New Flows, linked to a Form that simply triggers an Azure Stored Procedure, is not getting triggered. There is no Run Hisotry at all for the Flow, indiciating that it is not even attempting to run the SP.
Why is flow not triggering on Salesforce record creation?
Go to Solution. 12-14-2018 04:09 PM I think I understand what’s going on. During testing I had my Flow switched on and off a lot while adding files. The skipped runs were indeed ‘new records’, but were added when Flow was off. I think it compares the last Flow run time vs. the record creation time.