Hello @Meloper,
yes, in general that would be possible. Your action/script would have to provide an array as an output (e.g. an array of objects):
Then with a for each logic in Flow Designer you can loop over all those objects and create a task in each loop execution using already existing flow actions like "create record".
I am not sure about your script logic, but I would try to replace this with low code logic as well e.g. "lookup records" action can typically be used to create an array of multiple objects. Then you can avoid scripting at all and dont have to deal with creating the array output via script which can be quite difficult.
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Greetings,
Sören
Hello @Meloper,
going through a Multi-Row Variable Set is even easier than that. In my opinion, it works very well together with Flow Designer. You can directly take the Multi-Row Variable Set and use the for each logic on it (no Lookup Records action required).
See following Screenshots:
1. Use the Action "Get catalog variables" in Flow Designer to retrieve your Multi-Row Variable Set.
2. Insert for each logic and drag and drop your multi row variable set
You can find more information regarding that in my Best Practice article on Catalog Items (Best Practice number 4). https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/5-catalog-item-best-practices-follow-s%25C3%25B6ren-maucher/?tracking...
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Greetings,
Sören
