How Salesforce Admins Can Upgrade Screen Flows With Spring ’26
Exploring the new Flow features in Salesforce Spring ‘26, this guide upgrades a basic expense tracking app by adding proactive file upload reminders using the Message component, enhancing user experience with native branding colors, and integrating a Kanban Board component to visually track expense statuses. These changes address common user pain points like forgotten uploads and bland interfaces, all achievable without third-party tools. Salesforce admins can implement these declarative solutions easily to create more intuitive and polished Screen Flows that improve user engagement and operational clarity.
- Use the new Message component to provide proactive file upload reminders in Screen Flows.
- Apply brand colors directly to Screen Flows for a customized user experience.
- Embed a Kanban Board component in Screen Flows to visually track record statuses.
- Control component visibility based on upload properties to enhance user feedback.
- Leverage Spring ‘26 native features to avoid hacks and third-party dependencies.
By now, I’m sure you’ve read about the new Flow features coming in the Spring ‘26 release, but I thought it might be helpful to see them put to use. In this demonstration, I’ll be upgrading an expense tracking app with the new Flow features in Spring ‘26 . Follow along, and consider ways that you could use some of these features as we go. The Scenario: Expense Tracking This fictional client has built a very basic system to enable their users to create expense records, see them in a list view, and create new expense records. They’ve even got a simple Screen Flow to help simplify this process. It’s a simple system – expense records are where the data is stored, as well as a handful of fields are used to capture the relevant information, and a Status bar shows the claim’s progress. There’s also a spot for the user to upload evidence of their expense, where it will be attached to Salesforce files. Simplicity is key with this client.