Build a Salesforce Screen Flow with multiple screens, navigation logic, and fault path handling for user-facing data entry

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Verified steps

  1. Create a new Screen Flow in Flow Builder and add a Screen element with input components (text fields, picklists, lookups) bound to flow variables
  2. Add navigation rules using Decision elements between screens to branch to different screens based on user input
  3. Include a Create Records or Update Records element after the final screen to persist data, passing screen-collected variable values as field inputs
  4. Add a Fault element connected from each DML element; route the fault path to a Screen element that displays the {!$Flow.FaultMessage} variable to the user
  5. Configure the flow's start to accept input variables if it will be launched from a Lightning record page via a Flow component, passing record context in automatically
  6. Test in the Flow debugger using manual input mode, stepping through each screen and triggering the fault path by temporarily setting an invalid field value

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