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Automate Your Business Processes
- Automate Your Business Processes with Salesforce Flow
- Optimize and Automate Business Processes with Agentforce Supply Chain

Flow Approval Process Versioning

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Flow Approval Process Versioning

Flow approval processes have two levels of versioning: the version of the flow approval process and the version of a flow called by a flow approval process.

Required Editions

View supported editions for Flow Approval Processes.

Flow Approval Process Definition Versioning

A flow approval process definition can have one active version at a time. The flow approval process definition version used by an orchestration run is the version that’s active at the time the run starts.

If you activate a new version of a flow approval process’s definition after an orchestration run based on that definition starts, the orchestration run continues to run the definition version that it started in.
Only orchestration runs that start after the new version of the flow approval process was activated use the new active version.

Flow Definition Versioning

Approval and background steps call flows. A step uses the definition version of the flow that’s active when the step starts.

If you activate a new definition version of a referenced flow after the orchestration run associated with an approval submission starts and after the associated step run is created, the old version of the flow runs.
If you activate a new definition version of a referenced flow after the orchestration run associated with an approval submission starts but before the associated step run is created, the new version of the flow runs.

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