Salesforce Certified Process Automation Practice Test - Questions Answers, Page 6

The maximum number of versions per flow that one can create in an Enterprise or Unlimited Edition of Salesforce is 50 (B). This limit ensures that organizations manage their flows efficiently, encouraging the maintenance and consolidation of flow versions to optimize performance and manageability.

Reference: Salesforce Documentation on Salesforce Editions and Limits.

To run flows, a user must have the 'Run Flows' permission (C). This permission enables users to execute flows within the Salesforce environment, allowing them to participate in automated processes and interact with flows as designed by the flow creators or administrators.

Reference: Salesforce Help Documentation on User Permissions and Access to Flows.

A process that must be automated using Flow Builder is one where time-based actions are involved (B). Flow Builder supports the creation of flows that can execute actions at specified times, making it suitable for scenarios that require delayed or scheduled automation, such as sending follow-up emails or updating records after a certain period.

Reference: Salesforce Help Documentation on Flow Builder and Time-Based Actions.

A flow with a screen can be distributed in Salesforce by embedding it in Lightning Pages using the Lightning App Builder, which allows for the integration of the flow on Home, Record, App, and other custom pages. Additionally, flows can be added to the Utility Bar of Lightning Apps, providing users with easy access to the flow from the utility bar at the bottom of the Salesforce interface.

Reference: Salesforce Help - Add Flows to Lightning Pages

To override the typical user context in which a flow runs, you can set the flow to run in System Context. This means the flow will have access to all records and fields in the Salesforce org, regardless of the user's permissions, following the sharing rules and field-level security settings of the admin or the automated process user.

Reference: Salesforce Help - How Does Flow Security Work?

Administrators can monitor pending scheduled actions by navigating to Setup in Salesforce. Within Setup, there are tools and settings specifically designed for monitoring and managing pending actions, such as the Flows section where you can view scheduled and paused flow interviews.

Reference: Salesforce Help - Monitor Pending Scheduled Actions