Workflow Rules Consist of the following components:
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Workflow Rules are used to automate standard internal procedures and processes to save time across your organization. They are made up of several components, which include:
A. Workflow Task - Workflow Tasks are activities that can be assigned to a user or a queue. These tasks can be used to remind users to complete certain actions, follow-up on an important task or notify a user of an upcoming deadline.
B. Workflow Outbound Message - An Outbound Message is a message that is sent from Salesforce to an external system. Workflow Outbound Messages are used to integrate Salesforce with other systems or applications.
C. Workflow Field Updates - Workflow Field Updates are used to automatically update field values based on specific criteria. For example, you could set up a workflow field update to update the status of a record to "Closed" when a certain condition is met.
D. Workflow Actions - Workflow Actions are a set of automated actions that can be triggered by a Workflow Rule. These actions can include creating a record, updating a record, sending an email, or performing other operations.
E. Workflow Email Alerts - Workflow Email Alerts are used to send email notifications to users or groups of users when certain conditions are met. For example, you could set up a workflow email alert to notify a manager when a sales opportunity reaches a certain stage.
All of these components work together to create a powerful automation tool within Salesforce that can help to streamline your business processes and save time for your team.