Flex Cards
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What is Flex Cards?
FlexCards are a component-based technology used to build customized, interactive user interfaces within the Salesforce ecosystem. They dynamically display information and guide users through processes, often leveraging data from Salesforce and external sources. They are commonly used to create guided interactions, overviews, and task-oriented interfaces within Salesforce applications without extensive custom coding.
What other technologies are related to Flex Cards?
Flex Cards Complementary Technologies
Data Raptors
Data Raptors are a key data integration tool within OmniStudio, used to retrieve, transform, and load data, enhancing the capabilities of FlexCards.
Integration Procedures
Integration Procedures are server-side processes within OmniStudio that execute business logic and integrate with external systems, providing data and actions for FlexCards.
Omniscripts
OmniScripts are guided paths for complex processes. FlexCards can be embedded within OmniScripts, or OmniScripts can be called from FlexCards, forming a complementary relationship for complex user interactions.
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Salesforce Administrator
0.2% of all Salesforce Administrator jobs mention Flex Cards
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Architect
2 Architect jobs mention Flex Cards
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Software Engineer
49 Software Engineer jobs mention Flex Cards
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Customer Support
4 Customer Support jobs mention Flex Cards
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Engineer
52 Engineer jobs mention Flex Cards
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Which organizations are mentioning Flex Cards?
Salesforce
Scientific and Technical Services
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