Some business logic exists in both Flows and Apex, and conflicts occasionally arise. Records end up in unexpected states. Debugging feels difficult because execution spans multiple layers. I want to understand why this happens.
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Some business logic exists in both Flows and Apex, and conflicts occasionally arise. Records end up in unexpected states. Debugging feels difficult because execution spans multiple layers. I want to understand why this happens.
Flows and Apex operate independently but execute in the same transaction. When both attempt to modify the same fields, conflicts occur.
Lack of clear ownership over logic increases the risk of inconsistent outcomes.
Defining clear boundaries between Flow and Apex responsibilities reduces conflicts.
Takeaway: Mixing automation layers requires strict coordination.