Flow Designer components

The Flow Designer components let you invoke flows, subflows, and actions from Flow Designer and use them as part of a workflow. You can also use these components to determine a flow's output or execution status.

• Use the InvokeFlow component
  Invoke or call a flow that is available in Workflow Studio by using the InvokeFlow component of RPA Desktop Design Studio. Generate the context ID of the flow and use the ID in other flow designer components to get the execution status and output.
• Use the GetExecutionStatus component
  Use the GetExecutionStatus component to determine the execution status of a flow or a subflow in Flow Designer.
• Use the GetOutputs component
  Use the GetOutputs component to get the output of a flow or a subflow in Flow Designer.
• Use the InvokeSubFlow component
  The InvokeSubFlow component returns the context ID of a subflow in Workflow Studio so you can use it in other components. For example, you can use the context ID to get the execution status or the output of a subflow.
• Use the InvokeAction component
  The InvokeAction component returns the context ID of an action in Workflow Studio so you can use it in other components. For example, you can use the context ID to get the execution status or the output of an action.
• Properties of the Flow Designer components
  Learn about the properties of the Flow Designer components in RPA Desktop Design Studio.