How to create parallel tasks for MRVS in flow designer
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11-30-2023 11:29 PM
Using Flow Designer, I can able to create tasks for Multirow variable set sequentially. Once the first task is completed, the second task is getting created. But I need to create tasks parallelly.
Please guide me on it.
Thanks in advance,
Sneha.
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12-01-2023 06:45 AM
Hi @Anusha Anus
If I am not wrong, Parrllel approval not available in Flow designer and to do this you need to use sub flow/task.
Unfortunately parallel approvals are not supported by flow designer. You might find some solutions by creating a catalog task and tick the „wait” box or use the „run in parallel” options, but with foreach these don't work
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12-01-2023 10:26 AM
Hello Sneha,
Simply do the following:
- Go into your Flow in Flow Designer
- Click add Flow Logic
- Select Do the following in Parallel
- Add your tasks in this branch
You are still able to use the wait condition on SC Tasks
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12-01-2023 10:39 AM
I think at best you can:
- Use a 'For Each' to pull apart your MRV
- Nothing in the child steps (Catalog Tasks) can have a 'wait' in it, others you won't get the equivalent of it 'running in parallel'
- After #1's For Each, put in a 'Lookup Records' for all Catalog Tasks under the parent RITM
- Setup a For Each for records from #3
- Under #4, put in a Wait for Condition that waits until all the Catalog Tasks have been closed.