flow-to-code

What problem does it solve?

Flow-based automation in Salesforce often becomes hard to maintain, test, and scale as complexity grows; migrating to Apex provides stronger control, bulk processing capabilities, and better governance.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Direct replacement patterns: convert a flow-triggered logic into Apex triggers and handlers with bulkified processing.
• Hybrid orchestration: keep Flow for orchestration and delegate complex logic to @InvocableMethod in Apex.
• InvocableMethod examples: provide bulk-friendly Apex endpoints that can be invoked from Flow.
• Migration decision framework: guidance on when to migrate, keep as Flow, or adopt a hybrid approach.
• Testing and governance: emphasizes unit tests, governor limits handling, and deployment steps.

Quick Start

Identify candidate flows in your Salesforce project and run a migration assessment to decide between direct Apex replacement or a hybrid Flow+Invocable approach.