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ahonahon 

I want to create a record, and this object should only have a single record in the entire org.

I want to create a record, and this object should only have a single record in the entire org. Do you know what the best solution is?
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ahonahon
Solution: get records, create a decision element that checks for null; if null, allow user to create new records; if not null, user cannot create new record.

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HarshHarsh (Salesforce Developers) 
Hi Ahon,
Please follow the following link of Stack Exchange for the answer.

https://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/412635/limit-1-record-per-object?noredirect=1#comment590839_412635 

Please mark it as Best Answer if the above information was helpful.

Thanks.
 

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ahonahon
Solution: get records, create a decision element that checks for null; if null, allow user to create new records; if not null, user cannot create new record.
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