Notes
The API Version for a Flow determines the version of Salesforce’s API that the Flow will use when it is executed. Each time you create or modify a Flow in Flow Builder, it is assigned an API version, which can be set manually.
The API version impacts several aspects of Flow execution:
- Features Availability: Newer API versions support the latest features and elements in Flow Builder, such as advanced logic or newer integrations.
- Behavior Compatibility: Older API versions may lack support for newer capabilities or may have different execution behaviors for certain features.
- Backward Compatibility: While Salesforce generally maintains backward compatibility, using an older API version might limit access to recent improvements, and certain actions might behave differently.
When setting an API version, it’s important to align it with the features you need and ensure that your Flow remains compatible with other components in your Salesforce environment.