-
Created a class for process builder but couldn't find the class when selecting the apex in add action section?
public with sharing class ProcessBuilderApexClass {
public static void PerformAction(list<Id> IdOfLeads){
list<Lead> leadList = new list<Lead>();
system.debug('IdOfLeads::::'+IdOfLeads);
leadList = [select id from lead where id IN: IdOfLeads];}
}Please help me out in this.
-
1 Reply
-
Hi Nitish
Your class must use the anotation @invocable
Log In to reply.
Popular Salesforce Blogs
Salesforce Sales Cloud Basics - An Overview
In this top salesforce blog, we will be discussing, the basics of Salesforce Sales Cloud and What is the Purpose of Sales Cloud in Salesforce.…
Salesforce Best practices to keep in mind
Best practices identify that the procedure followed is correct and acceptable for everyone. It is appreciated in both professional and commercial procedures. When it comes…
Salesforce 3CX Integration | All You Need to Know
In the ever-evolving landscape of customer relationship management (CRM), businesses are constantly seeking innovative solutions to streamline communication and enhance efficiency. Salesforce 3CX Integration emerges…
Popular Salesforce Videos
Salesforce Training | Salesforce Jobs For Beginners Video
Salesforce Training Tutorial video provides What is Salesforce and Salesforce jobs and Salesforce careers for beginners. So if you are planning to becoeme a Salesforce…
Top 10 Features of Salesforce | What is Salesforce | Salesforce Consulting Company
A3logics offers World Class Salesforce Consulting services for your round-off Salesforce cycle from planning, consulting, integration, support, and administration services. We also offer Salesforce app…
When to Use Apex? | Flows of Action in Apex | Learn Salesforce Development
In this Video Shrey explained When to use Apex and Flows of Action in APEX. Let's Learn the End User and Developer action (Flows of…
