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i have followed each steps correctly . evren the  bot is functions  

but when i verify the following error shows up. 

any solutions guys 

The final piece of the puzzle is to use the reservation details to set the value of a variable (EventSummary), which is ultimately placed into a new Guest Event record.

1. Click the Event Summary element.
2. For Value, copy and paste the following: 
    
   Check-in date of {!Reservation_1.Check_in_Date_c__c}, check-out date of {!Reservation_1.Check_out_Date_c__c}, for room type {!Reservation_1.Room_type_c__c}. 
    

3. Click outside the Value box so the Save button becomes available, then click Save.
4. Click Activate.
5. Close the Flow tab to return to the Setup tab.

I've a use case where I need to provide "managed package" license and 2 Permission sets to the community user on "Permission assignment"(Custom Object) record creation.

Also, when the record of "Permission Assignment"(Custom object) is deleted, I need to remove the managed package license and 2 permission sets.

I am facing an issue on the deletion part-

A new flow is created on "Permission assignment" object when record is deleted. When I try to remove permission set and license removal in a single flow- it gives the below error-

The flow tried to delete these records: XXXXXXXXXXXX. This error occurred: MIXED_DML_OPERATION: DML operation on setup object is not permitted after you have updated a non-setup object (or vice versa): PermissionSetAssignment, original object: Permission_Assignment__c.

Anyone, any idea how to achieve this functionality?

I have created a Service Agent and added a prompt to it. Within the prompt, I configured a flow as an action. All flows are working fine, but the email is not getting triggered on the Experience Cloud site.

Hi everyone, 

I recently created a new Record Type on standard Case object in my Salesforce org. 

Initially, the object had no record types, and everything worked fine with the default setup.

After creating the record type, I realized it's not needed and I'd like to remove it and return the system to the original "no record type" state.

I'm aware that deleting a record type can have side effects if it's already being referenced elsewhere, so I want to make sure I proceed carefully.

My question:

What are the step-by-step actions I should take to safely delete the record type without breaking anything in the system? 

Any guidance or best practices would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

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Hi there    I'm quite stuck with this one - hoping for guidance please?    I have two process steps that can happen on any of our opportunities.  - In majority of cases these process steps will happen on different dates, but on rare occasion both could be done same date  - When the process step is completed, the date of completion is captured into a date field (date), along with an assigned process duration into an Hours (decimal)  - Let's call these fields:  --- Process1_Date and Process1_Hrs  --- Process2_Date and Process2_Hrs    Most often, Process1_Date and Process2_Date would be actioned by two different users, or on rare occasion both by the same user  --- i.e. we could have Process1_Date actioned by User1, and Process2_Date actioned by User1  --- or we could have Process1_Date actioned by User1, and Process2_Date actioned by User2    I am trying to report by User, tallying total Hrs spent on these processes, by Calendar date.    The chart I want to build has X Axis as calendar date, and columns which total the Process1_Hrs+Process2_Hrs combined for that calendar date, for the user  --- Process1_Date on 01/06/2025 for Process1_Hrs of 0.5 by User1  --- Process1_Date on 01/06/2025 for Process2_Hrs of 1.0 by User1  --- Process1_Date on 02/06/2025 for Process1_Hrs of 0.5 by User1  - This should therefore result in a graph:  --- Calendar Date 01/06/2025 = total Process Hours of 1.5  --- Calendar Date 02/06/2025 = total Process Hours of 0.5    But, I cannot make that concept work. As the Processes can happen on different dates, the Process Dates are setup as separate fields.    Even if I build a Joint report:  - I can graph the two Process1_Hrs OR Process2_Hrs side by side as columns, however can only make the X Axis either Process1_Date OR Process2_Date  - Cannot get it to be the Calendar Date    Would love ideas please, any assistance is welcome 😁    @* Sales Cloud - Best Practices * 

Hi everyone, 

 I'm still new to Salesforce and was trying to install the 

Marketing Cloud Account Engagement and Digital Engagement SMS Integration package (by Salesforce Labs) into my playground org.

But I got this error during installation:

I don’t understand what this means. Does it have to do with Marketing Cloud or something else I haven’t set up? 

 Is there something I need to install first before this works? 

 And is it even possible to use this package in a playground org?

I’d really appreciate it if anyone could explain what’s going on in simple terms or point me in the right direction. Thank you so much!  

Hi! Would anyone have an official explanation of how "Legacy Salesforce ID" works? Does each Astro opportunity need to have a unique one or can one ID be used in multiple opportunities?   

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I have 5 triggering campaigns and two possible campaign that the have to be added to. We work with a two tier membership, so some have to be added to base and some to premium depending on the membership level in their account. I'm trying to debug the flow but I can't chose a campaign member to test it on. And if I activate the flow, it doesn't work. Would appreciate the help!    

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