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Adam White
Product Management @ Salesforce
Adam White is a Product Manager at Salesforce, specifically focusing on the Automation Platform. His role involves driving the product vision and engineering efforts behind the Flow Builder, a tool that enables users to automate processes within Salesforce. He has been with Salesforce since December 2020, initially serving as a Solution Architect before transitioning to product management in September 2021. In August 2022, he advanced to Senior Product Manager for Automation Services, where he continues to enhance the capabilities of Salesforce's automation tools.13
Professional Background
- Current Position: Product Manager, Automation Platform at Salesforce
- Previous Roles:
- Senior Product Manager, Automation Services at Salesforce (August 2022 - Present)
- Product Manager, Automation Platform at Salesforce (September 2021 - Present)
- Solution Architect at Salesforce (December 2020 - September 2021)
- Senior Manager and Manager of Solution Architecture at CapTech Ventures (2017 - 2020)
- Program Manager and Management Consulting Analyst at Alarm.com and Accenture respectively (2010 - 2016)
Education
Adam holds a Master's degree in Marketing & Management from the McIntire School of Commerce and a Bachelor's degree in Spanish and Economics from the University of Virginia.1
Certifications
He is a certified Salesforce Administrator and holds several other certifications including:
- Certified Sales Cloud Consultant
- Certified Platform App Builder
- Salesforce Certified Advanced Administrator
- Certified Application Architect.1
Contributions and Interests
Adam is known for his expertise in creating low-code solutions within the Salesforce ecosystem. He actively shares insights and developments related to Salesforce Flow through his blog "Declarative Ninja" and various community platforms. His work emphasizes enhancing user experience through automation features like reactive screens in Flow.234
In addition to his professional pursuits, Adam engages with the Salesforce community by contributing to discussions on automation and sharing updates about new features in screen flows.35
Highlights
Blink and you may have missed it, but in Winter '25 you can now deselect rows in the Flow Data Table component when it's in Single Selection mode!
Instead of rendering radio buttons when in Single Select mode, we now show checkboxes that get disabled as soon as a user selects one row. When you enable 'Require user to make a selection', we then show radio buttons as we did before to help ensure a selection stays put.
To address the elephant in the room, we have plenty we still need to do to Data Table. This release we did a significant refactor in the entire row selection process and squashed many bugs around selections, record filtering, and reactivity. We have another big effort on the horizon (next year) that involves changing how we store column information, which should pave the road for some big features that folks have been asking for like Apex Type support, Translation Workbench support, related record information, and more.
Stay tuned!
I've spent the past couple of months putting together a deep dive on Screen Actions and our newest component, the Action Button. Screen Actions are a critical piece of reactive screens that let you declaratively fetch records, make callouts, and crunch data all on a single screen.
The article is chock full of considerations, best practices, as well as some tips and tricks!
Check it out and let me know what you think.
👇 👇 👇 👇 Head over to Salesforce Admins to give it a read! https://lnkd.in/eDCV3Vnp
And share your cool use cases and questions in the new TB Community group: https://lnkd.in/e5dhWzqC
