Methods for Executing Rules from Salesforce

Once the Salesforce components are installed, end-to-end connectivity can be tested by adding a call into a Page Layout. Many possible approaches can be applied to call the DecisionClient Apex class—six approaches are documented here, adding a button to the Lightning interface, adding a JavaScript button to the Classic UI, executing rules from Apex or Lightning Web Components, executing rules from Apex triggers, executing rules from Salesforce Flow, and executing rules from a REST endpoint.

See also:

• Adding a Lightning Button
• Adding a Classic UI Button
• Executing Rules from Apex or Lightning Web Components
• Executing Rules from Apex Triggers
• Executing Rules from Salesforce Flow
• Executing Rules from a REST Endpoint