

Sudipta Deb
Founder of Technical Potpourri, Co-Founder of Shrey Tech, Enterprise Cloud Architect
By December 31, 2025, Salesforce will no longer support Workflow Rules and Process Builder. It is therefore advised to move automation to Flow Builder by then. As per Salesforce, they want to focus more on development efforts on a cutting-edge, flexible, low-code automation solution in Flow Builder. And that is the reason why products like Workflow Rules and Process Builder are being retired.
Impact
If you have any active workflow rule or process builder in your org, which is not yet migrated into Salesforce Flow, after 2025, it will still continue to work, but there will be no enhancement or any customer support/bug fixes for these two products.
Action Needs To Be Taken
It is recommened that to migrate workflow rules and process builders into Salesforce Flow before the deadline. Salesforce provides a Migrate to Flow tool which can help you to identify scenarios and then migrate them into Salesforce Flow. If you have an org with some complex process builders and workflow rules, or even if you have multiple workflow rule and process builder per object, it makes sense to identify those existing processes and migrate them into Salesforce Flow using Salesforce Flow Best Practices.
I have written a blog post covering Salesforce Flow Best Practices. Recommending you to please go through the post and follow the best practices. Here is the post link - Salesforce Flow Best Practices.
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Identify Affected Users
You can identify whether you have active workflow rules by going to Setup | Process Automation | Workflow Rules and sorting the Active column for checkmarks.
You can identify whether you have active Process Builder processes by going to Setup | Process Automation | Process Builder and sorting the Status column for Active.
Disclaimer
This article is not endorsed by Salesforce, Google, or any other company in any way. I shared my knowledge on this topic in this blog post. Please always refer to Official Documentation for the latest information.



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