An administrator is building a record-triggered flow on the Case object to handle support routing. After executing a Get Records element to search for an active Service Level Agreement (SLA) record associated with the parent Account, the flow needs to branch its execution based on whether an SLA record was successfully retrieved.
Which Flow Builder configuration should the administrator use to determine if an SLA record was found?
- A Decision element configured with a condition evaluating if the SLA record variable Is Null equals FalseCevap
- BA Loop element containing a Get Records element inside its iteration path to re-query for missing records
- CA Roll-Up Summary field element on the Case object evaluating the Account lookup relationship count
- DAn Assignment element configured to set Record Type Picklist Assignment values to trigger automatic branching
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A Decision element configured with a condition evaluating if the SLA record variable Is Null equals False
In Salesforce Flow Builder, a Decision element evaluates logical conditions to create execution branches. When a Get Records element runs, it stores retrieved data in a record variable. To verify if a record was found, administrators configure an outcome in a Decision element with the rule condition evaluating whether the record variable's 'Is Null' status equals False (or evaluating if the record variable ID Is Null equals False).
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Flow Builder Decision Elements and Null Check Validation
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