Create multiple RITM's at once in Service Portal using list of emails
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Out of the box, “Also request for” cannot take a bulk email list—you’ll need a small customization.
Typical pattern: add a multi-line “email list” variable, then use a server-side catalog script / Flow / BR to parse the emails, look up users, and programmatically create one RITM per user under the same REQ.
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7 hours ago
no out of the box way available
in your main flow configured on your catalog item you can iterate and use "Submit Catalog Item Request" flow action
see this link where I shared solution for something similar and enhance it
Create multiple RITM based on data in MRVS using Flow Designer
OR
check my blog and enhance
Multiple RITMs in same Request Using CartAPI
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Ankur
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6 hours ago
So the scenario with me is I cant create a new flow for this. I have a generic flow for all the catalog items and then two subflows are calling script includes where the logic is written that what approvals (defined in a custom table) and tasks (defined in another custom table) need to be generated if a particular cat item is submitted so all the cat items have this same flow as the process engine. We have designed this to avoid customizing flows individually for each cat item. So while creating any new item, we create the cat item, add the flow, and then create records for approval and task in the above mentioned table.