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what is the difference between Files and Attachments in Salesforce?
what is the difference between Files and Attachments in Salesforce?
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Files were brought in as a powerful way to manage documents in salesforce. Other options such as attachments and documents were not as flexible and needed to evolve with the times, Files are the future, and the future is here. Files are more versatile and provide better functionality than attachments.
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Files were brought in as a powerful way to manage documents in salesforce. Other options such as attachments and documents were not as flexible and needed to evolve with the times, Files are the future, and the future is here.
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