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06-30-2023 05:58 AM
Hi,
It's been some time now since I got to understand the importance of remain vigilant on Customization. I am almost become myself a fan of Configuration and make my customers think twice before asking customizations that do not bring real value to the process nor the business.
Now, Flow Designer opened my eyes to a new world and, at some point, I felt attracted to it as there is no doubt that there are many actions that would improve processes performance. But the moment I started to feel joy about this new world of possibilities I started hearing a voice whispering me "remember being careful with customizations"... So here are my thoughts on this and, PLEASE, let me know if I am right or there's something I need to adjust in my reasoning:
- Flow Designer will remain to be CONFIGURATION proned as long as scriptinig is out of its way
- The moment we include scripting within a Flow we would've crossed the line into CUSTOMMIZATION
Are the above assumptions correct? Please, help me get out of this maze 🙂
Thanks in advance,
CSA - CIS PA
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06-30-2023 10:04 AM
I understand your struggle, but I'm afraid there is not really one answer to rule them all. That's why I always refer to that article.
For me personally, if I have to give a definition:
Customization is changing OOTB records which are captured in update sets.
Configuration is everything else.
So in your example it would mean that if it's an OOTB flow, its customization, and if it's a custom flow, it's configuration.
But this is probably one of the thousands of views you can and will get around it. So although it might be hard.... Forget about it 😉
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06-30-2023 10:24 AM
Thanks for understanding Peter!
I think you have a point, so I guess I will have to let it go 🙂
Have a nice day!
CSA - CIS PA