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# See related flows for subflow

# See related flows for subflow {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Brazil  
Updated September 10, 2026  
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See the list of flows that include a subflow. Determine the impact that changes to a subflow have on published and draft flows.

## Before you begin

Role required: admin or flow_designer

## About this task

Determine the impact that your subflow changes have on published and draft flows. See
a list of flows that include the subflow and determine if your changes require
changes to the related flows. For example, if you change the inputs a subflow uses,
someone must reconfigure the related flows to use the new or modified inputs.

## Procedure

1. Navigate to AllProcess AutomationWorkflow Studio.
2. Select Subflows.
3. Select the subflow whose related flows that you want to see.  
   The system displays the subflow in the Workflow Studio environment
4. From the More Actions menu, select See related flows.  
   The system shows the Related Flows dialog.  
   The Related Flows dialog shows information about the flows that use the subflow.
   * The number of flows using the subflow
   * The name of each related flow
   * The activation status of each related flow
   * The number of flows using the subflow that are hidden by security constraints
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## What to do next

Determine if your planned subflow changes require updates to the related flows.

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