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Winter ‘27 Release: Trigger Salesforce Flows With Multiple Records

Salesforce Winter '27: Flow now triggers on bulk record changes—a foundational automation win for high-volume workflows.

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Why it matters

Salesforce Flow gains native bulk-record triggering in Winter '27, removing a long-standing gap in multi-record automation. For practitioners managing at-scale data operations, this reduces workarounds and custom code.

The key facts

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  1. Salesforce Winter '27 release

  2. Flow trigger enhancement: multiple records

  3. Published October 2, 2026

  4. Feature: bulk record automation without manual workarounds

  5. Winter '27 release window (typically Oct-Dec 2026)

  6. Salesforce Flow multi-record trigger capability added

  7. Feature reduces need for custom batch-process logic

  8. Full feature details referenced in separate article but not detailed here

  9. Implementation scope, limits, and adoption timeline not specified

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Publisher excerpt: Highlights Winter ‘27 was an absolutely huge release, full of new features and improvements. I wrote extensively about some of the new features coming to Flow, and I encourage you to check out the full article for more details. I wanted to dive deeper into one of the new features that has been a…
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