
Entering a Timesheet Using a Salesforce Screen Flow
We dig into building a Salesforce Flow. Flows do all sorts of cool things and can be leveraged to automate a business process by collecting data and performing operations in your organization. Flow can fetch, delete, update and create records on multiple objects.

Creating a Project Management App —Part 2
This second part builds on what we did in the last how-to. We continue building our project management app and set it up for use (sharing settings, lightning app & navigation, URL-driven report configuration).

Creating a Project Management App —Part 1
Build a simple project management app. The app includes both a Project and a Timesheet object to enable you to track time. We also build a timekeeping ‘URL-driven’ report that summarizes time for any given project.