Flow Paths are conditional branches within an automated flow that allow you to route records or operations based on specific rules. They help break a flow into multiple logical paths based on the conditions you define, enabling more dynamic and customizable automation.
In Simple Terms Flow Paths allow a flow to "choose a direction" based on what a record looks like. Think of it as "if this, then do that" logic inside your flow.
Types of Flow Paths in Your Requirement
The system evaluates paths in order.
A record stops at the first path where the condition is met.
Think of it like an
IF...ELSE IF...logic.? Only one path is executed per record.
The system evaluates all conditions.
A record flows through all matching paths sequentially.
Think of it like parallel rules that execute in sequence.
Multiple paths can run per record.
Select and Click on View Flow
Click on this Icon
A prompt window will appear, allowing you to define the Flow Path criteria for your data.
- Provide a clear, descriptive name for this Iterator to identify its purpose.
- Source Module: Select the module that represents the operation on which this Iterator is based.
- Array: Define the specific part of the data or the elements within the collection that should be iterated over.
Click Save to apply your configuration.
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