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Sending Messages from Flow in Salesforce

ValueText can send a message, a template, or a bot from a Salesforce Flow by adding a Create Records element, without using the Send SMS button. Each flow sets a Message Bucket or SMS Outbox record with five fields that tell ValueText what to send and where.

Last updated 28 Nov 2025

Sending a Message from Flow

Messages can be triggered from a flow action by choosing to create a record. For example, changing a lead status to "Closed - Converted" can trigger a message to the customer without using the Send SMS button.

To send a message from a flow:

  1. Define the flow condition. Set the condition for your flow and specify when it should start.
  2. Add the flow element. Choose Create Records from the Add Elements menu.
  3. Select the message object. Choose either Message Bucket or SMS Outbox, based on the version you are using.
  4. Define the fields. Configure the following five fields as shown below.
Salesforce Edit Create Records screen for the Message Bucket object, with rsplus__Message__c set to a text resource, rsplus__Number__c and rsplus__Related_To__c set to Record field references, rsplus__Sender_ID__c set to a phone number, and rsplus__Type__c set to Outbound.
Fig 01
  • Message (rsplus__Message__c): enter the text you want to send as a message in the resource variable, as a text field.
  • Number / To Phone (rsplus__Number__c): choose Field Reference and select the phone number field from the relevant object (for example, Lead).
  • Related To (rsplus__Related_To__c): choose Field Reference and select the ID field from the relevant object (for example, Contact). This helps create a history of the message.
  • Sender ID (rsplus__Sender_ID__c): choose either From Address or Sender ID for the message. Check your Sender ID tab for the correct value.
  • Type (rsplus__Type__c): assign the value Outbound to this field.
Salesforce Flow Builder canvas showing a record-triggered flow that runs immediately, with a Create Records element named Message between the Start and End nodes.
Fig 02

Custom and standard objects can both be configured under the flow message.

Sending a Template from Flow

Templates can be triggered from a flow action by choosing to create a record. For example, changing a lead status to "Closed - Converted" can trigger a template to be sent to the customer without using the Send SMS button.

To send a template from a flow:

  1. Define the flow condition. Set the condition for your flow and specify when it should start.
  2. Add the flow element. Choose Create Records from the Add Elements menu.
  3. Select the message object. Choose either Message Bucket or SMS Outbox, based on the version you are using.
  4. Define the fields. Configure the following five fields as shown below.
Salesforce Edit Create Records screen for the Message Bucket object, with rsplus__Template_ID__c set to a template name, rsplus__Number__c and rsplus__Related_To__c set to Record field references, rsplus__Sender_ID__c set to a phone number, and rsplus__Type__c set to Outbound.
Fig 03
  • Template ID (rsplus__Template_ID__c): enter the name of the template you have created (not the Salesforce ID of the template record).
  • Number / To Phone (rsplus__Number__c): choose Field Reference and select the phone number field from the relevant object (for example, Lead).
  • Related To (rsplus__Related_To__c): choose Field Reference and select the ID field from the relevant object (for example, Contact). This helps create a history of the message.
  • Sender ID (rsplus__Sender_ID__c): choose either From Address or Sender ID for the message. Check your Sender ID tab for the correct value.
  • Type (rsplus__Type__c): assign the value Outbound to this field.
Salesforce Flow Builder canvas showing the same record-triggered flow layout, with a Create Records element between the Start and End nodes, set to run immediately.
Fig 04

Custom and standard objects can both be configured under the flow message.

Trigger the Bot from Flow

A bot can be triggered from a flow action by choosing to create a record. For example, changing a lead status to "Closed - Converted" can trigger a bot to be sent to the customer without using the Send SMS button.

To send a bot from a flow:

  1. Define the flow condition. Set the condition for your flow and specify when it should start.
  2. Add the flow element. Choose Create Records from the Add Elements menu.
  3. Select the message object. Choose either Message Bucket or SMS Outbox, based on the version you are using.
  4. Define the fields. Configure the following five fields as shown below.
Salesforce Edit Create Records screen for the Message Bucket object, with rsplus__Bot_Element__c set to a bot element record ID, rsplus__Number__c and rsplus__Related_To__c set to Record field references, rsplus__Sender_ID__c set to a phone number, and rsplus__Type__c set to Outbound.
Fig 05
  • Bot (rsplus__Bot_Element__c): enter the Bot ID that you want to send.
  • Number / To Phone (rsplus__Number__c): choose Field Reference and select the phone number field from the relevant object (for example, Lead).
  • Related To (rsplus__Related_To__c): choose Field Reference and select the ID field from the relevant object (for example, Contact). This helps create a history of the message.
  • Sender ID (rsplus__Sender_ID__c): choose either From Address or Sender ID for the message. Check your Sender ID tab for the correct value.
  • Type (rsplus__Type__c): assign the value Outbound to this field.
Salesforce Flow Builder canvas showing the same record-triggered flow layout, with a Create Records element between the Start and End nodes, set to run immediately.
Fig 06

Custom and standard objects can both be configured under the flow message.

Find the Bot Element ID to Use in the Flow

The rsplus__Bot_Element__c field needs a Bot Element Record ID, not the bot's name. Follow these steps to find it:

  1. Log in to Salesforce. Sign in to your Salesforce org with your credentials.
  2. Go to the Bots tab. Navigate to the Bots tab within Salesforce.
    Salesforce Bots list view showing all bot records in the org, with a banner reading Select the bot from the list which you want to send.
    Fig 07
  3. Select the bot. Choose the specific bot that you want to send from the available list.
    Salesforce bot detail page with the Bot Element field highlighted and an arrow labeled Select the Bot Element.
    Fig 08
  4. Open the bot's details. Click into the selected bot to access its details.
  5. Select the bot element. From the bot's details tab, select the desired bot element that you want to send.
    Salesforce bot detail page showing the Bot Element field, for example BTE-0068, highlighted with an arrow labeled Select the Bot Element.
    Fig 09
  6. Copy the Record ID. Copy the Record ID of the selected bot element.
  7. Paste the Record ID into the flow. Go back to your flow configuration and paste the copied Record ID into the Bot (rsplus__Bot_Element__c) field.
    Salesforce Edit Create Records screen showing the rsplus__Bot_Element__c field populated with the copied bot element Record ID, alongside the Number, Related To, Sender ID, and Type fields.
    Fig 10

Following these steps gets you the correct Bot Element ID to use in the flow's Bot field.

Note: the exact navigation and terminology may vary based on your Salesforce organization's configuration and version.

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Docs/Automation & routing/Sending Messages from Flow in Salesforce

Sending Messages from Flow in Salesforce

ValueText can send a message, a template, or a bot from a Salesforce Flow by adding a Create Records element, without using the Send SMS button. Each flow sets a Message Bucket or SMS Outbox record with five fields that tell ValueText what to send and where.

Last updated 28 Nov 2025

Sending a Message from Flow

Messages can be triggered from a flow action by choosing to create a record. For example, changing a lead status to "Closed - Converted" can trigger a message to the customer without using the Send SMS button.

To send a message from a flow:

  1. Define the flow condition. Set the condition for your flow and specify when it should start.
  2. Add the flow element. Choose Create Records from the Add Elements menu.
  3. Select the message object. Choose either Message Bucket or SMS Outbox, based on the version you are using.
  4. Define the fields. Configure the following five fields as shown below.
Salesforce Edit Create Records screen for the Message Bucket object, with rsplus__Message__c set to a text resource, rsplus__Number__c and rsplus__Related_To__c set to Record field references, rsplus__Sender_ID__c set to a phone number, and rsplus__Type__c set to Outbound.
Fig 01
  • Message (rsplus__Message__c): enter the text you want to send as a message in the resource variable, as a text field.
  • Number / To Phone (rsplus__Number__c): choose Field Reference and select the phone number field from the relevant object (for example, Lead).
  • Related To (rsplus__Related_To__c): choose Field Reference and select the ID field from the relevant object (for example, Contact). This helps create a history of the message.
  • Sender ID (rsplus__Sender_ID__c): choose either From Address or Sender ID for the message. Check your Sender ID tab for the correct value.
  • Type (rsplus__Type__c): assign the value Outbound to this field.
Salesforce Flow Builder canvas showing a record-triggered flow that runs immediately, with a Create Records element named Message between the Start and End nodes.
Fig 02

Custom and standard objects can both be configured under the flow message.

Sending a Template from Flow

Templates can be triggered from a flow action by choosing to create a record. For example, changing a lead status to "Closed - Converted" can trigger a template to be sent to the customer without using the Send SMS button.

To send a template from a flow:

  1. Define the flow condition. Set the condition for your flow and specify when it should start.
  2. Add the flow element. Choose Create Records from the Add Elements menu.
  3. Select the message object. Choose either Message Bucket or SMS Outbox, based on the version you are using.
  4. Define the fields. Configure the following five fields as shown below.
Salesforce Edit Create Records screen for the Message Bucket object, with rsplus__Template_ID__c set to a template name, rsplus__Number__c and rsplus__Related_To__c set to Record field references, rsplus__Sender_ID__c set to a phone number, and rsplus__Type__c set to Outbound.
Fig 03
  • Template ID (rsplus__Template_ID__c): enter the name of the template you have created (not the Salesforce ID of the template record).
  • Number / To Phone (rsplus__Number__c): choose Field Reference and select the phone number field from the relevant object (for example, Lead).
  • Related To (rsplus__Related_To__c): choose Field Reference and select the ID field from the relevant object (for example, Contact). This helps create a history of the message.
  • Sender ID (rsplus__Sender_ID__c): choose either From Address or Sender ID for the message. Check your Sender ID tab for the correct value.
  • Type (rsplus__Type__c): assign the value Outbound to this field.
Salesforce Flow Builder canvas showing the same record-triggered flow layout, with a Create Records element between the Start and End nodes, set to run immediately.
Fig 04

Custom and standard objects can both be configured under the flow message.

Trigger the Bot from Flow

A bot can be triggered from a flow action by choosing to create a record. For example, changing a lead status to "Closed - Converted" can trigger a bot to be sent to the customer without using the Send SMS button.

To send a bot from a flow:

  1. Define the flow condition. Set the condition for your flow and specify when it should start.
  2. Add the flow element. Choose Create Records from the Add Elements menu.
  3. Select the message object. Choose either Message Bucket or SMS Outbox, based on the version you are using.
  4. Define the fields. Configure the following five fields as shown below.
Salesforce Edit Create Records screen for the Message Bucket object, with rsplus__Bot_Element__c set to a bot element record ID, rsplus__Number__c and rsplus__Related_To__c set to Record field references, rsplus__Sender_ID__c set to a phone number, and rsplus__Type__c set to Outbound.
Fig 05
  • Bot (rsplus__Bot_Element__c): enter the Bot ID that you want to send.
  • Number / To Phone (rsplus__Number__c): choose Field Reference and select the phone number field from the relevant object (for example, Lead).
  • Related To (rsplus__Related_To__c): choose Field Reference and select the ID field from the relevant object (for example, Contact). This helps create a history of the message.
  • Sender ID (rsplus__Sender_ID__c): choose either From Address or Sender ID for the message. Check your Sender ID tab for the correct value.
  • Type (rsplus__Type__c): assign the value Outbound to this field.
Salesforce Flow Builder canvas showing the same record-triggered flow layout, with a Create Records element between the Start and End nodes, set to run immediately.
Fig 06

Custom and standard objects can both be configured under the flow message.

Find the Bot Element ID to Use in the Flow

The rsplus__Bot_Element__c field needs a Bot Element Record ID, not the bot's name. Follow these steps to find it:

  1. Log in to Salesforce. Sign in to your Salesforce org with your credentials.
  2. Go to the Bots tab. Navigate to the Bots tab within Salesforce.
    Salesforce Bots list view showing all bot records in the org, with a banner reading Select the bot from the list which you want to send.
    Fig 07
  3. Select the bot. Choose the specific bot that you want to send from the available list.
    Salesforce bot detail page with the Bot Element field highlighted and an arrow labeled Select the Bot Element.
    Fig 08
  4. Open the bot's details. Click into the selected bot to access its details.
  5. Select the bot element. From the bot's details tab, select the desired bot element that you want to send.
    Salesforce bot detail page showing the Bot Element field, for example BTE-0068, highlighted with an arrow labeled Select the Bot Element.
    Fig 09
  6. Copy the Record ID. Copy the Record ID of the selected bot element.
  7. Paste the Record ID into the flow. Go back to your flow configuration and paste the copied Record ID into the Bot (rsplus__Bot_Element__c) field.
    Salesforce Edit Create Records screen showing the rsplus__Bot_Element__c field populated with the copied bot element Record ID, alongside the Number, Related To, Sender ID, and Type fields.
    Fig 10

Following these steps gets you the correct Bot Element ID to use in the flow's Bot field.

Note: the exact navigation and terminology may vary based on your Salesforce organization's configuration and version.

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Sending Messages from Flow in Salesforce

ValueText can send a message, a template, or a bot from a Salesforce Flow by adding a Create Records element, without using the Send SMS button. Each flow sets a Message Bucket or SMS Outbox record with five fields that tell ValueText what to send and where.

Last updated 28 Nov 2025

Sending a Message from Flow

Messages can be triggered from a flow action by choosing to create a record. For example, changing a lead status to "Closed - Converted" can trigger a message to the customer without using the Send SMS button.

To send a message from a flow:

  1. Define the flow condition. Set the condition for your flow and specify when it should start.
  2. Add the flow element. Choose Create Records from the Add Elements menu.
  3. Select the message object. Choose either Message Bucket or SMS Outbox, based on the version you are using.
  4. Define the fields. Configure the following five fields as shown below.
Salesforce Edit Create Records screen for the Message Bucket object, with rsplus__Message__c set to a text resource, rsplus__Number__c and rsplus__Related_To__c set to Record field references, rsplus__Sender_ID__c set to a phone number, and rsplus__Type__c set to Outbound.
Fig 01
  • Message (rsplus__Message__c): enter the text you want to send as a message in the resource variable, as a text field.
  • Number / To Phone (rsplus__Number__c): choose Field Reference and select the phone number field from the relevant object (for example, Lead).
  • Related To (rsplus__Related_To__c): choose Field Reference and select the ID field from the relevant object (for example, Contact). This helps create a history of the message.
  • Sender ID (rsplus__Sender_ID__c): choose either From Address or Sender ID for the message. Check your Sender ID tab for the correct value.
  • Type (rsplus__Type__c): assign the value Outbound to this field.
Salesforce Flow Builder canvas showing a record-triggered flow that runs immediately, with a Create Records element named Message between the Start and End nodes.
Fig 02

Custom and standard objects can both be configured under the flow message.

Sending a Template from Flow

Templates can be triggered from a flow action by choosing to create a record. For example, changing a lead status to "Closed - Converted" can trigger a template to be sent to the customer without using the Send SMS button.

To send a template from a flow:

  1. Define the flow condition. Set the condition for your flow and specify when it should start.
  2. Add the flow element. Choose Create Records from the Add Elements menu.
  3. Select the message object. Choose either Message Bucket or SMS Outbox, based on the version you are using.
  4. Define the fields. Configure the following five fields as shown below.
Salesforce Edit Create Records screen for the Message Bucket object, with rsplus__Template_ID__c set to a template name, rsplus__Number__c and rsplus__Related_To__c set to Record field references, rsplus__Sender_ID__c set to a phone number, and rsplus__Type__c set to Outbound.
Fig 03
  • Template ID (rsplus__Template_ID__c): enter the name of the template you have created (not the Salesforce ID of the template record).
  • Number / To Phone (rsplus__Number__c): choose Field Reference and select the phone number field from the relevant object (for example, Lead).
  • Related To (rsplus__Related_To__c): choose Field Reference and select the ID field from the relevant object (for example, Contact). This helps create a history of the message.
  • Sender ID (rsplus__Sender_ID__c): choose either From Address or Sender ID for the message. Check your Sender ID tab for the correct value.
  • Type (rsplus__Type__c): assign the value Outbound to this field.
Salesforce Flow Builder canvas showing the same record-triggered flow layout, with a Create Records element between the Start and End nodes, set to run immediately.
Fig 04

Custom and standard objects can both be configured under the flow message.

Trigger the Bot from Flow

A bot can be triggered from a flow action by choosing to create a record. For example, changing a lead status to "Closed - Converted" can trigger a bot to be sent to the customer without using the Send SMS button.

To send a bot from a flow:

  1. Define the flow condition. Set the condition for your flow and specify when it should start.
  2. Add the flow element. Choose Create Records from the Add Elements menu.
  3. Select the message object. Choose either Message Bucket or SMS Outbox, based on the version you are using.
  4. Define the fields. Configure the following five fields as shown below.
Salesforce Edit Create Records screen for the Message Bucket object, with rsplus__Bot_Element__c set to a bot element record ID, rsplus__Number__c and rsplus__Related_To__c set to Record field references, rsplus__Sender_ID__c set to a phone number, and rsplus__Type__c set to Outbound.
Fig 05
  • Bot (rsplus__Bot_Element__c): enter the Bot ID that you want to send.
  • Number / To Phone (rsplus__Number__c): choose Field Reference and select the phone number field from the relevant object (for example, Lead).
  • Related To (rsplus__Related_To__c): choose Field Reference and select the ID field from the relevant object (for example, Contact). This helps create a history of the message.
  • Sender ID (rsplus__Sender_ID__c): choose either From Address or Sender ID for the message. Check your Sender ID tab for the correct value.
  • Type (rsplus__Type__c): assign the value Outbound to this field.
Salesforce Flow Builder canvas showing the same record-triggered flow layout, with a Create Records element between the Start and End nodes, set to run immediately.
Fig 06

Custom and standard objects can both be configured under the flow message.

Find the Bot Element ID to Use in the Flow

The rsplus__Bot_Element__c field needs a Bot Element Record ID, not the bot's name. Follow these steps to find it:

  1. Log in to Salesforce. Sign in to your Salesforce org with your credentials.
  2. Go to the Bots tab. Navigate to the Bots tab within Salesforce.
    Salesforce Bots list view showing all bot records in the org, with a banner reading Select the bot from the list which you want to send.
    Fig 07
  3. Select the bot. Choose the specific bot that you want to send from the available list.
    Salesforce bot detail page with the Bot Element field highlighted and an arrow labeled Select the Bot Element.
    Fig 08
  4. Open the bot's details. Click into the selected bot to access its details.
  5. Select the bot element. From the bot's details tab, select the desired bot element that you want to send.
    Salesforce bot detail page showing the Bot Element field, for example BTE-0068, highlighted with an arrow labeled Select the Bot Element.
    Fig 09
  6. Copy the Record ID. Copy the Record ID of the selected bot element.
  7. Paste the Record ID into the flow. Go back to your flow configuration and paste the copied Record ID into the Bot (rsplus__Bot_Element__c) field.
    Salesforce Edit Create Records screen showing the rsplus__Bot_Element__c field populated with the copied bot element Record ID, alongside the Number, Related To, Sender ID, and Type fields.
    Fig 10

Following these steps gets you the correct Bot Element ID to use in the flow's Bot field.

Note: the exact navigation and terminology may vary based on your Salesforce organization's configuration and version.

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Sending Messages from Flow in Salesforce

ValueText can send a message, a template, or a bot from a Salesforce Flow by adding a Create Records element, without using the Send SMS button. Each flow sets a Message Bucket or SMS Outbox record with five fields that tell ValueText what to send and where.

Last updated 28 Nov 2025

Sending a Message from Flow

Messages can be triggered from a flow action by choosing to create a record. For example, changing a lead status to "Closed - Converted" can trigger a message to the customer without using the Send SMS button.

To send a message from a flow:

  1. Define the flow condition. Set the condition for your flow and specify when it should start.
  2. Add the flow element. Choose Create Records from the Add Elements menu.
  3. Select the message object. Choose either Message Bucket or SMS Outbox, based on the version you are using.
  4. Define the fields. Configure the following five fields as shown below.
Salesforce Edit Create Records screen for the Message Bucket object, with rsplus__Message__c set to a text resource, rsplus__Number__c and rsplus__Related_To__c set to Record field references, rsplus__Sender_ID__c set to a phone number, and rsplus__Type__c set to Outbound.
Fig 01
  • Message (rsplus__Message__c): enter the text you want to send as a message in the resource variable, as a text field.
  • Number / To Phone (rsplus__Number__c): choose Field Reference and select the phone number field from the relevant object (for example, Lead).
  • Related To (rsplus__Related_To__c): choose Field Reference and select the ID field from the relevant object (for example, Contact). This helps create a history of the message.
  • Sender ID (rsplus__Sender_ID__c): choose either From Address or Sender ID for the message. Check your Sender ID tab for the correct value.
  • Type (rsplus__Type__c): assign the value Outbound to this field.
Salesforce Flow Builder canvas showing a record-triggered flow that runs immediately, with a Create Records element named Message between the Start and End nodes.
Fig 02

Custom and standard objects can both be configured under the flow message.

Sending a Template from Flow

Templates can be triggered from a flow action by choosing to create a record. For example, changing a lead status to "Closed - Converted" can trigger a template to be sent to the customer without using the Send SMS button.

To send a template from a flow:

  1. Define the flow condition. Set the condition for your flow and specify when it should start.
  2. Add the flow element. Choose Create Records from the Add Elements menu.
  3. Select the message object. Choose either Message Bucket or SMS Outbox, based on the version you are using.
  4. Define the fields. Configure the following five fields as shown below.
Salesforce Edit Create Records screen for the Message Bucket object, with rsplus__Template_ID__c set to a template name, rsplus__Number__c and rsplus__Related_To__c set to Record field references, rsplus__Sender_ID__c set to a phone number, and rsplus__Type__c set to Outbound.
Fig 03
  • Template ID (rsplus__Template_ID__c): enter the name of the template you have created (not the Salesforce ID of the template record).
  • Number / To Phone (rsplus__Number__c): choose Field Reference and select the phone number field from the relevant object (for example, Lead).
  • Related To (rsplus__Related_To__c): choose Field Reference and select the ID field from the relevant object (for example, Contact). This helps create a history of the message.
  • Sender ID (rsplus__Sender_ID__c): choose either From Address or Sender ID for the message. Check your Sender ID tab for the correct value.
  • Type (rsplus__Type__c): assign the value Outbound to this field.
Salesforce Flow Builder canvas showing the same record-triggered flow layout, with a Create Records element between the Start and End nodes, set to run immediately.
Fig 04

Custom and standard objects can both be configured under the flow message.

Trigger the Bot from Flow

A bot can be triggered from a flow action by choosing to create a record. For example, changing a lead status to "Closed - Converted" can trigger a bot to be sent to the customer without using the Send SMS button.

To send a bot from a flow:

  1. Define the flow condition. Set the condition for your flow and specify when it should start.
  2. Add the flow element. Choose Create Records from the Add Elements menu.
  3. Select the message object. Choose either Message Bucket or SMS Outbox, based on the version you are using.
  4. Define the fields. Configure the following five fields as shown below.
Salesforce Edit Create Records screen for the Message Bucket object, with rsplus__Bot_Element__c set to a bot element record ID, rsplus__Number__c and rsplus__Related_To__c set to Record field references, rsplus__Sender_ID__c set to a phone number, and rsplus__Type__c set to Outbound.
Fig 05
  • Bot (rsplus__Bot_Element__c): enter the Bot ID that you want to send.
  • Number / To Phone (rsplus__Number__c): choose Field Reference and select the phone number field from the relevant object (for example, Lead).
  • Related To (rsplus__Related_To__c): choose Field Reference and select the ID field from the relevant object (for example, Contact). This helps create a history of the message.
  • Sender ID (rsplus__Sender_ID__c): choose either From Address or Sender ID for the message. Check your Sender ID tab for the correct value.
  • Type (rsplus__Type__c): assign the value Outbound to this field.
Salesforce Flow Builder canvas showing the same record-triggered flow layout, with a Create Records element between the Start and End nodes, set to run immediately.
Fig 06

Custom and standard objects can both be configured under the flow message.

Find the Bot Element ID to Use in the Flow

The rsplus__Bot_Element__c field needs a Bot Element Record ID, not the bot's name. Follow these steps to find it:

  1. Log in to Salesforce. Sign in to your Salesforce org with your credentials.
  2. Go to the Bots tab. Navigate to the Bots tab within Salesforce.
    Salesforce Bots list view showing all bot records in the org, with a banner reading Select the bot from the list which you want to send.
    Fig 07
  3. Select the bot. Choose the specific bot that you want to send from the available list.
    Salesforce bot detail page with the Bot Element field highlighted and an arrow labeled Select the Bot Element.
    Fig 08
  4. Open the bot's details. Click into the selected bot to access its details.
  5. Select the bot element. From the bot's details tab, select the desired bot element that you want to send.
    Salesforce bot detail page showing the Bot Element field, for example BTE-0068, highlighted with an arrow labeled Select the Bot Element.
    Fig 09
  6. Copy the Record ID. Copy the Record ID of the selected bot element.
  7. Paste the Record ID into the flow. Go back to your flow configuration and paste the copied Record ID into the Bot (rsplus__Bot_Element__c) field.
    Salesforce Edit Create Records screen showing the rsplus__Bot_Element__c field populated with the copied bot element Record ID, alongside the Number, Related To, Sender ID, and Type fields.
    Fig 10

Following these steps gets you the correct Bot Element ID to use in the flow's Bot field.

Note: the exact navigation and terminology may vary based on your Salesforce organization's configuration and version.

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