Which two types of flows are supported by Salesforce Flow?

Salesforce Flow supports multiple types of flows, but the two most commonly supported and configurable types are:

B. Autolaunched Flows: These flows do not require user interaction. They can be triggered automatically via processes, record changes, Apex, or scheduled to run at specific times. They are primarily used for behind-the-scenes automation such as record updates, calculations, and decision logic.

C. Screen Flows: These flows include screens that allow user interaction. Screen flows are typically used in wizards or guided processes where user input is required, such as entering data or making selections.

Incorrect Options:

A. Remote Flows: This is not a supported flow type in Salesforce terminology.

D. Managed Flows: This is not a recognized flow type; “managed” might refer to package-managed flows, but it's not a flow type classification.

Reference Extracts from Salesforce Process Automation Documents / Study Guide:

“Autolaunched flows run in the background without user interaction.”

“Screen flows provide a UI for user interaction.”

“Salesforce Flow supports Screen Flows, Autolaunched Flows (with or without triggers), Scheduled Flows, and more.”

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