A financial services institution processes high volumes of custom Loan Application records daily. The architecture team requires an automated process to calculate and set a custom Risk Tier field directly on the Loan Application record whenever it is created or updated. To adhere to performance best practices and reduce database overhead, this field calculation on the triggering record must occur before the record is saved to the database, without initiating additional SQL DML statements or re-triggering save cycles.
Which declarative automation tool and configuration should the administrator select to fulfill this requirement?
- A Record-Triggered Flow optimized for Fast Field UpdatesCevap
- BA Record-Triggered Flow optimized for Actions and Related Records
- CA Roll-Up Summary field defined on the parent Account object linked via a lookup relationship
- DAn Approval Process utilizing an Initial Submission Action field update to bypass execution order limits
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A Record-Triggered Flow optimized for Fast Field Updates is the correct declarative tool for updating fields on the triggering record before database commit.
The option selecting a Record-Triggered Flow optimized for Fast Field Updates is correct because before-save flows update fields on the triggering record in memory right before the record is saved to the database. This avoids additional DML operations, prevents recursion, and aligns with Salesforce performance architecture guidelines.
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Selecting Record-Triggered Flow trigger types based on execution timing (Before-Save vs After-Save)