# Rename a SharinPix album using a Flow (Admin-Oriented)
This article demonstrates how to rename a SharinPix album using a Salesforce Flow.
For this demo, we will use the **Lead** and **Opportunity** objects.
The setup will be in such a way that when a Lead record is converted into an Opportunity, the Lead's album is copied to the Opportunity record.
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The SharinPix package includes the Apex class **RenameAlbum** which is used to rename SharinPix albums.
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## Creation of the Flow
This section demonstrates how to create a Flow that invokes the Apex class, **RenameAlbum** in order to rename albums on Lead records and copy them to the converted Opportunity record.
To do so, follow the steps below:
* Go to Setup. In the Quick Find Box, type **Flows**.
* Under **Process Automation**, select **Flows**.
* Click on the **New Flow** button.
* Select the option **Record-Triggered Flow**, and click on the **Create** button.
* After clicking on *Create*, the *Configure Start* modal will be displayed. Fill in the modal as indicated below:
* **Select Object**: Lead
* **Configure Trigger**: A record is created or updated
* For the **Set Entry Conditions** section:
1. Select **All Conditions Are Met (AND)**
2. For the **Field**, select **ConvertedOpportunityId**
3. Select **Is Changed** for the **Equals** parameter
4. Select **{!$GlobalConstant.True}** for the Value parameter
* **When to Run the Flow for Updated Records**: Every time a record is updated and meets the condition requirements
* **Optimize the Flow for**: Actions and Related Records
* Click on **Done** to save the configurations.
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* Next, add an **Action** element.
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**Warning:**
Starting with the Salesforce **Winter’26 release** , Apex Actions can no longer be executed directly in the **Run Immediately** path of a record-triggered flow. Instead, they must be placed in an **asynchronous path** , as the synchronous execution option is no longer supported.
For more details, please refer to the documentation here:\
[*Unable to save a flow with an Apex Action after the Salesforce Winter ’26 release – What should I do?*](https://app.gitbook.com/s/i8tH1o5AHthxksYgF6ij/i-am-unable-to-save-a-flow-with-an-apex-action-after-the-salesforce-winter-26-release-what-should-i)
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* On the \_Action \_modal, use the search bar to find the **sharinpix\_\_RenameAlbum**\*\* \*\* Apex class.
* Click on **sharinpix\_\_RenameAlbum**.
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* On the *Action* modal for *sharinpix\_\_RenameAlbum*, populate the fields as indicated below:
* **Label:** Rename Lead album
* **Description:** Enter a description (optional)
* **Current Album ID**: {!$Record.Id}
* *Note: This is a mandatory field and refers to the current Lead ID.*
* **New Album ID**: {!$Record.ConvertedOpportunityId}
* *Note: This is a mandatory field and refers to the converted Opportunity ID.*
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* Click **Done** to save the *Action* configurations.
* Save the Flow and activate it.
## Demo
To test the Flow:
* Go on a Lead record and upload some images to its corresponding SharinPix album.
* Then, convert the Lead.
* Go to the converted Opportunity record. The images previously uploaded on the Lead are now available on the converted Opportunity album.
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**Tip:**
This implementation can also be used when attempting to copy a SharinPix Album integrated on a website to a Salesforce record.
For example, suppose you want to copy the album from the website to a Lead record, here you will need to capture the ID of the album found on the website and store the same as a temporary ID in a Salesforce field on the Lead object. Then, create a Flow that invokes the method **RenameAlbum** to perform the renaming. In this case, the **Current Album ID** will be the temporary ID and the **New Album ID** will be the Lead record's ID.
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## DEPRECATED: Creation of the Process Builder
This section demonstrates how to create a Process Builder that invokes the Apex class **RenameAlbum** to rename an album.
To do so, follow the steps below:
* Go to Setup. In the Quick Find Box, type **Process Builder**
* Under **Process Automation**, select **Process Builder**
* Click on **New**
* For the newly-created Process Builder:
1. For the field, **Process Name** enter **SharinPix Rename Lead To Opportunity Album**
2. Enter a description for the process (This step is optional)
3. For the field **The process starts when**, select **A record changes**
4. Click **Save**
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Once on the Process Builder editor:
* Click on **Add Object**
1. For the field **Object**, select **Lead**
2. For the field **Start the process**, choose **when a record is created or edited**
3. Click on **Save**
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* Next, click on **Add Criteria**
1. For the field **Criteria Name**, enter **On Lead to Opportunity conversion**
2. For the field **Criteria for Executing Actions**, select **Conditions are met**
* Inside the **Set Conditions** section
1. Choose **Converted Opportunity ID** as the field
2. Then, select **Is Changed** as the operator, **Boolean** as the type and **True** as the value
* Leave the field **Conditions** as **All of the conditions are met (AND)**
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* Next, click on **Add Action**
1. For the **Action Type**, choose **Apex**
2. For the **Action Name**, enter **Rename Opportunity album**
3. For the **Apex Class**, select **sharinpix\_\_RenameAlbum**
* Inside the **Set Apex Variables**:
1. For the field **New Album ID**, choose **Field Reference** as the type. For the value, choose **Converted Opportunity ID**
2. For the field **Current Album ID**, choose **Field Reference** as the type and **Lead ID** as the value
* Click **Save** when done
You can now activate the Process Builder.
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