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This new flow action accepts a target date and returns the next date when business hours are open. The component has two inputs:

  • Business Hours Id

  • Start Date


The flow will return the next business date based on the specified business hours. Please note if the given date is within the business hours the start date will be returned.


For example, if you provide business hours of M-F 8 am until 5 pm and you input a start date of Saturday at 8 am, the action will return the date of the next Monday at 8:00 am.


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Updated: Mar 19, 2020

This new flow action will allow you to quickly and easily calculate if a given date is within your specified business hours. This utilizes the Salesforce built-in Business Hours object. The component has two inputs:

  • Business Hours Id

  • Date

The flow will return a boolean value. If true, the date is within your specified business hours. If false, the date is not within your specified business hours.


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Effective key performance indicators are a valuable part of any business. However, Salesforce does not have an easy declarative way to do calculations around business hours. You can do this with a variety of formula fields, but it is not very flexible.


For example, how do you quickly update it for a snow day, or your leadership team approved an extra holiday over the winter break? At my organization, we wanted to track performance indicators such as how long does it take to make our first attempt and how long does it take to make the first contact.


This new flow action will allow you to quickly and easily calculate the business hours between two dates. This utilizes the Salesforce built-in Business Hours object. The component has three inputs:

  • Business Hours Id

  • Start Date

  • End Date

You will have the option to output the difference in milliseconds, seconds, or minutes.


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Coming Soon

  1. A flow action to determine if a date is within business hours

  2. A flow action to determine the next business date for a given date

  3. A flow action to add an interval of time from a start Datetime traversing business hours only.

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