July 2024 Building Forms Decision Guide Updates
The Building Forms Decision Guide update introduces key improvements to help Salesforce teams better analyze and choose between Dynamic Forms, Screen Flows, OmniStudio, and Lightning Web Components for form-building needs. It highlights new features like Reactive Screen Flows, progress indicators, repeating data blocks, upsert capabilities, hierarchical data support, and real-time validation. Enhanced visual diagrams and decision tables simplify architectural tradeoffs and integration patterns. These updates empower admins, developers, and architects to build more efficient and user-friendly Salesforce forms aligned with predicted roadmaps through mid-2025.
- Leverage new comparison tables for Dynamic Forms, Screen Flow, OmniStudio, and LWC tradeoffs.
- Use Reactive Screen Flows and progress indicators for better user experience.
- Support complex data with repeating blocks, upsert collections, and hierarchical data.
- Refer to updated architectural diagrams for integrations and Lightning Out embedding.
- Utilize decision tables and questions to clarify form-building choices.
New Diagrams in the Building Forms Decision Guide This week we released an update to the Building Forms Decision Guide 🎉. These enhancements are part of an overall effort to improve usability and make it easier to analyze product tradeoffs. Here’s a look at what’s new. Updated Product and Roadmap Information We’ve added updates to the comparison tables for Dynamic Forms, Screen Flow, OmniStudio and Lightning Web Components. There are several new updates throughout the guide. Some of the highlights include: Reactive Screen Flows Introduction of Progress Indicators Support for repeating blocks of data Ability to upsert collections of records Support for hierarchical data Real time user input validation The roadmaps for all of the products in the guide now correspond to June 2025 predictions. Usability Enhancements The guide has been restructured to make it easier to find key information and analyze product tradeoffs.