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Flow Approval Processes Connectors

Flow Approval Processes Connectors

Connectors determine the available paths that a flow approval process can take at run time. On the canvas in Flow Builder, a connector is a line that connects one element to another.

Required Editions

View supported editions for Flow Approval Processes.

Connector Types

A flow approval process can contain different types of connectors.

Default
Example of unlabeled connector
Has no label and identifies which element to execute next.
Decision Outcome
Example of outcome connector
Uses the label defined in the corresponding decision element outcome and identifies which element to execute when the decision outcome criteria are met.
Fault
Example of fault connector
Is labeled Fault and identifies which element to execute when the attached stage or a step within the attached stage results in an error.
Incoming Go To (Decision)
Example of incoming go to connector for a decision element
Is labeled + x connections and identifies how many incoming go to connections a decision element has.
Incoming Go To (Stage)
Example of incoming go to connector for a stage element

Is labeled + x connections above the steps and identifies how many incoming go to connections a stage element has.

Outgoing Go To
Example of outgoing go to connector
Is labeled with the name of the connected element and identifies which element to go to and execute next. Use to create loops in a flow approval process.
 
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