How to Open Process Builder's Process in Flow Designer?[Solved]


1.      Open the process builder which you want to open as flow.

2.      Activate it if its deactive or deactivate it if its active.(We need to see a change to get the process(flow) Id.
3.      OpenView Setup Audit Trail, you will see the trail  and ID for flow you changed.



4.      Copy the process ID. In my case its “30128000000oRPm”.
5.      Open the below URL.
https://instanceurl/designer/designer.apexp#Id=30128000000oRPm  where Id is your process ID. And click enter. The Process will open as underlying flow.
where instacne URL is name of your myDomain or instance your org is based on. In my case its https://ap4.salesforce.com




Voila. Job Done

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  1. Mohit BansalMay 31, 2019 at 5:18 PM

    Hi!!
    If you are looking for app which help you to "Export (Single or Multiple) Process Builders” within same Salesforce org in few clicks. Then Salesforce Appexchange Bulk Object Field Creator (BOFC) App is the answer for this.

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