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Flow Organizer ​

Metaforce Flow Organizer brings all Salesforce Flows, Process Builders, and historical flow versions across your organization into a single management console. Search, activate, debug, and compare flow definitions between versions or across different orgs with ease.

Flow Organizer Overview

Centralized Flow Console ​

Whenever you open the Flow Organizer or click Refresh, Metaforce queries all flow definitions and their associated versions:

  • Flow Label & API Name: Click the flow label to launch Flow Builder in Salesforce. Click the API name to copy it instantly to your clipboard.
  • Status Indicator: Clear visual badges for active vs inactive flows.
  • Flow Types: Categorized by Record-Triggered Flow, Screen Flow, AutoLaunched Flow, and Process Builder.
  • Trigger Details: Identifies the base sObject and trigger timing (Before Save, After Save, etc.) for record-triggered automations.
  • Last Modified Metadata: Displays the modification timestamp and developer name with sortable columns.

Flow Version Management & Actions ​

Expand any flow row to inspect its version history. By default, the latest 5 versions are displayed; click Retrieve all flow versions to load the complete historical record.

Available Actions per Version: ​

  • Open: Opens the specific flow version in Salesforce Flow Builder.
  • Activate / Deactivate: Toggle active version status directly from Metaforce.
  • Debug: Launches the standard Salesforce flow debugger in your browser.
  • Diff: Compares the flow XML definition against another version or across organizations.
  • Delete: Cleans up deprecated, inactive flow versions to stay under Salesforce metadata limits.

Flow Version Actions


Flow Version Diff Viewer ​

The Diff action allows you to compare flow logic line-by-line:

  • Intra-Org Comparison: Compare Version 5 against Version 4 within the same org to identify logic changes.
  • Cross-Org Comparison: Compare a flow in your sandbox against the production version to verify deployment readiness before pushing changes.

Flow Diff Viewer