An Administrator at Universal Containers is designing a flow to use while provisioning new laptops. When the end user tries to run the flow, they get an error. What could be causing the issue?
A.
The Administrator did not set the object and field level security for the running user.
B.
The Administrator did not contact Salesforce support to enable person accounts at the org level.
C.
The Administrator is using Screen Flow which requires role-based access instead of using Standard Flow.
D.
The Administrator did not set API access for the running user.
Flows execute in the context of the running user, unless explicitly set to System Context. If the user does not have access to certain objects or fields, the flow will throw a permission error during execution.
A. Correct — Missing object or field-level permissions for the flow user is a common cause of runtime errors.
Incorrect Options:
B. Person accounts are unrelated to flow execution.
C. There's no such requirement that Screen Flows need role-based access.
D. API access is not required to run a flow via the UI.
Reference Extracts from Salesforce Process Automation Study Guide:
“Flows run in user context by default, respecting all object and field-level permissions.”
“Ensure that the running user has access to all referenced objects and fields.”
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