The VP of sales at Dreamscape wants an account record's Industry and SIC Code field set to blank when an account's Type field is updated. Which type of flow should the admin use to automatically update fields on a record based on changes to that record?

Using a record-triggered flow with Fast Field Updates is the most suitable approach for automatically updating fields on the account record in response to a change in its Type field. This type of flow allows for immediate, efficient updates to the record without requiring additional elements or user interaction.

When the Type field is updated, the record-triggered flow can recognize this change and perform quick field updates to the Industry and SIC Code fields, setting them to blank. The Fast Field Updates feature enables the flow to execute changes as part of the record save action, which ensures that the updates are applied before the record is saved to the database. This is particularly beneficial for maintaining data integrity and ensuring that any other operations dependent on accurate field values are executed with the most current data.

In contrast, other flow options are not as efficient for this scenario. A record-triggered flow with Actions and Related Records would involve additional complexity, as it typically includes creating or updating related records and may require more steps to implement the necessary changes immediately. An autolaunched flow requires a manual trigger or a specific event to run, which is not aligned with the need for immediate updates upon a record change. Similarly, a schedule-triggered flow is designed to execute at a set interval rather than in direct