Determine Flow Usage in a Flow Approval Process Version
Flow approval process versions use flows to run approval and background steps. Flow
approval process version stages and steps can use flows to evaluate complex criteria. Those
criteria can determine when a background or approval step starts and when to mark a stage or
approval step as completed. View the flows that a flow approval process version uses to understand
these relationships.
Note This feature is supported in Government Cloud and Government Cloud Plus.
User Permissions Needed
To view the Manage All Flow Approval Processes tile in the Approvals Lightning
app
Manage Flow
The Uses Flows list depends on whether the selected flow approval process version was
created in your org. If Salesforce or a managed package provided the flow approval process
version, then the Uses Flows list contains no items.
On the navigation bar, click .
In the search box, enter approvals, and then select
Approvals.
The Approvals app opens.
Select the Manage All Flow Approval Processes tile.
The All Flow Approval Processes list view opens.
Click a flow approval process label, and then select the Versions
tab.
The Orchestration page opens and shows a list of versions for the selected flow
approval process.
Click the link of a flow approval process version name, and then select the
Usage tab.
The tab shows the flows that the flow approval process version uses.
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