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What are the actions in the workflow in Salesforce?
What are the actions in the workflow in Salesforce?
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Immediate actions: Actions that get executed immediately when a record is created or edited.Time-dependent actions: Actions that get executed after a certain duration of time, such as 10 days, before a record's close date.
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Workflow Action : A workflow action, such as an email alert, field update, outbound message, or task, fires when the conditions of a workflow rule are met. Email Alert : Email alerts are actions that send emails, using a specified email template, to specified recipients
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