Convert Processes to Flows with the Migrate to Flow Tool with Salesforce Spring '23 (Video Tutorial)

In this video, I walk you through the "Migrate to Flow" tool in Salesforce to convert a Process Builder to Flow. Also, using Workbench, I show you a hidden trick to open your unconverted Process as a Flow Definition to see what Salesforce is doing under the hood!
For a written outline of the steps, please visit:
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[@kyefang8278]

Subscribed. The presentation is clear and concise. Thanks heaps!

[@crmbrew]

You’re welcome!

[@arturvoznenko3946]

You did awesome work. Very clear and concise, easy to understand! Thank you!

[@crmbrew]

I appreciate your feedback, Artur!

[@davidwidman7494]

thank you! very helpful!

[@crmbrew]

You're welcome!

[@lucasrochadeoliveira4628]

Would it not be possible to get the ID from Workbench as you did, paste it into the URL and create a new Flow? What do you think about it?

[@crmbrew]

Interesting idea. I have not tried to save a Flow after opening it up. Let me know if you give it try.
If you are successful, I highly recommend doing some cleanup of the flow. Sometimes the logic that is auto-generated isn’t streamlined and contains a lot of noise that could be omitted.

[@lucasrochadeoliveira4628]

Hi @@crmbrew. Hope you're well.
That's possible!
All I did was to Save As and change the type to Flow Trigger in the settings. I had to fix some variables though.

[@kyefang8278]

When you split the process into two parts, a flow and a new process for the Deal Won (true) condition, the flow will fire regardless this condition, hence mismatching the original logic. So, I guess you need to add the condition of Deal Won (false) to the flow?