The sales team at Cloud Kicks is noticing that sales reps are misusing the new Screen Flow tool for data entry, since they are viewed the initial…

The behavior after a user clicks 'Finish' in a Screen Flow is controllable. If the flow simply returns to the initial screen, it means the finish behavior is not configured to navigate the user away. The administrator should modify the flow in Flow Builder to control this navigation. While there isn't a standard element named "local redirect action," the concept refers to adding an action within the flow that directs the user's browser to a new page, such as the newly created record or a home page. This is typically achieved by calling a standard or custom action.

A. A Lightning Action is used to launch a flow. It does not control the navigation logic within or after the flow's execution.
B. Creating a second flow just for redirection is inefficient and not the correct design pattern. The navigation logic should be part of the primary flow.
C. Apex triggers operate on the server side during data manipulation (DML) events and have no capability to control a user's UI navigation.

1. Salesforce Help, Control What Happens When a Flow Finishes. This document explains the default finish behavior and how to override it, often by directing the flow to a specific element or action before it ends.

2. Salesforce Developers, Navigate Users with the lightning-navigation Component. While this is for LWC, it explains the underlying navigation service that can be wrapped in a component and called from a flow via an Action element to achieve a redirect.

3. Salesforce Flowsome blog (unofficial but technically sound reference for concept), Navigate The User In A Screen Flow. This resource explains how to use an Aura component as a local action within a flow to perform navigation, illustrating the concept in option D.