Configure fault paths in a Salesforce Autolaunched Flow to capture errors from DML and callout elements without surfacing raw fault messages to end users

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Steps

  1. For every Create Records, Update Records, or HTTP Callout element in the flow, draw a Fault connector to a dedicated error-handling subpath
  2. In the fault path, add an Assignment element to copy {!$Flow.FaultMessage} into a text variable for logging
  3. Add a Create Records element on the fault path to write an Error_Log__c record with the fault message, triggering record Id, and a timestamp
  4. Optionally add a Send Email or Custom Notification element to alert an admin when a fault occurs in production
  5. Connect the fault path to an End element rather than looping back to avoid infinite fault recursion
  6. Test fault paths by temporarily configuring a callout element to point to an invalid endpoint so the fault fires during debug runs

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