Flow Version Manager

Overview

Flow Version Manager enhances the Salesforce Flow versions page by adding bulk-selection controls and a guided way to delete multiple Flow versions more safely.

Where it appears

Flow Version Manager is intended for the Salesforce Flow details / versions page in Setup.

What the feature does

1. Detects whether the current page is likely to be a Flow versions/details page.
2. Finds the Salesforce versions table.
3. Injects a checkbox column into the table header.
4. Adds row-level checkboxes for supported versions.
5. Tracks selected versions internally.
6. Adds a Delete Selected Versions action button to the page button bar.
7. Prevents active versions from being selected for deletion.
8. Opens a confirmation modal before deletion begins.
9. Requires the user to type DELETE before continuing.
10. Queues and processes deletions using Salesforce’s native delete links.
11. Shows a completion toast after deletion is finished.

Selection behaviour

Each eligible version row receives a checkbox. The bulk delete button label updates dynamically, e.g. Delete Selected Versions (3). Active versions cannot be selected for deletion.

Confirmation modal

Before deletion begins, the feature opens a confirmation modal showing:

• a short confirmation message
• a warning about in-progress interviews
• a list of the selected versions
• an input requiring the user to type DELETE
• Cancel and Delete action buttons

The user must type DELETE exactly before the destructive action button is enabled.

How to use it

1. Open a Flow details page that includes the versions table.
2. Select one or more deletable versions using the added checkboxes.
3. Click Delete Selected Versions.
4. Review the list of selected versions in the modal.
5. Type DELETE to confirm.
6. Allow the queued deletion process to complete.

Notes and limitations

• Active versions cannot be deleted through this feature.
• The feature uses session storage to manage queued delete operations.
• Because it relies on Salesforce’s native delete action links, changes to the underlying page structure may require future updates.
• Deleting Flow versions is a destructive action and should be treated carefully, ideally during off-peak hours.