Leveraging Asynchronous Processing Tools in Salesforce: A Comprehensive Analysis

ShivaKrishna Deepak Veeravalli

International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science, Engineering and Information Technology, 2025, vol. 11, issue 1, 946-955

Abstract: This article provides a comprehensive analysis of asynchronous processing tools within the Salesforce platform, exploring their significance in enhancing system performance, scalability, and user experience. It delves into a wide array of server-side and client-side asynchronous processing options, including Asynchronous Apex, Platform Events, Asynchronous Flows, and Lightning Actions, offering detailed insights into their functionalities, use cases, and implementation considerations. The article presents a comparative analysis of these tools, discussing their performance metrics, implementation complexities, and scalability factors. It also outlines best practices for implementing asynchronous processing in Salesforce, addressing key aspects such as resource optimization, platform limit mitigation, and data integrity. Furthermore, the article examines the challenges and limitations associated with asynchronous processing in Salesforce, and explores future trends and developments in this domain. By providing a thorough examination of Salesforce's asynchronous processing capabilities, this article serves as a valuable resource for developers, architects, and decision-makers seeking to leverage these tools effectively in building robust, efficient, and scalable Salesforce applications.

Keywords: Asynchronous Processing; Salesforce Platform; Scalability; Platform Events; Batch Apex (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025
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DOI: 10.32628/CSEIT251112106

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