When an error or exception occurs during the execution of a flow orchestration, the flow
is transferred to the Exception Handling stage. A Process Exception record is created and the Flow
Orchestration Instance Related Object stage is set to Fix Exceptions.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience in Professional, Enterprise, and
Unlimited Editions that have the Financial Services Cloud enabled
User Permissions Needed
To open, edit, or create an orchestration in Flow Builder:
Manage Flow
To edit the Flow Orchestration Instance Related Object:
Create and Edit on Flow Orchestration Instance Related Object
The Onboarding: Process Flow Execution Errors flow, creates a Process Exception record to
process flow execution errors and updates the status of the Flow Orchestration Instance Related
Obj record to Fix Exceptions. The flow orchestration waits for the admin to update the stage of
the Flow Orchestration Instance Related Obj stage to either Restarted or Finished with
Errors.
If the admin updates the stage to Restarted, the flow orchestration resumes the same instance
of the orchestration from the stage where it failed. If the admin updates the stage to Finished
With Errors, the flow orchestration ends.
When the stage of the Flow Orchestration Instance Related Object is updated from Finished With
Errors to Restarted, the Onboarding: Set Orchestration Conditions to Restart or Resume Flow
Orchestration Instance flow creates an instance of the flow orchestration to restart the
onboarding process.
Onboarding: Process an Application Form to Onboard a New Applicant and Onboarding: Process
a Party Profile to Onboard a New Applicant are the two flow orchestrations provided for
onboarding applicants.
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