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Group Flow Elements in Auto-Layout

Group Flow Elements in Auto-Layout

Organize related flow elements into named, collapsible sections to make complex flows easier to navigate and maintain.

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Note Creating and managing groups requires the Manage Flow permission. You don't need to be an admin to have Manage Flow. Ask your admin to add it to your profile or permission set.

Groups are named containers that hold related elements in a flow. Use groups to break a complex flow into logical sections, such as the steps that validate input or the steps that create records. Collapse a group to a single card to hide the details of a section you aren't working on and keep the canvas readable.

Groups are available only in auto-layout mode. In auto-layout, your changes are automatically saved to your draft flow. To make your changes permanent, save your flow before you close its window in Flow Builder.

Manage Groups

Create a group to start organizing a section of your flow, then add new elements inside it or move existing elements in from elsewhere on the canvas. As your flow evolves, update a group's name and description to keep it accurate, or delete elements without affecting the rest of the group. Collapse a group so you can focus on other parts of the flow, and expand it again when you're ready to work on it. When a group no longer serves a purpose, delete it, either along with its elements or while keeping those elements on the path.

To learn more about groups, review the following information.

  • Create a Group
    Add an empty group to your flow to organize related elements into a named section.
  • Add an Element to a Group
    Add a new element directly inside a group as you build your flow.
  • Move an Element to a Group
    Move an existing element into a group, even if it's already in a different group.
  • Delete an Element from a Group
    Delete an element that a group no longer needs, without deleting the rest of your flow.
  • Collapse or Expand Groups
    Collapse a group of elements in a flow to hide its elements and simplify the canvas, or expand it to work with the elements inside.
  • Edit a Group
    Update a group's name and description to keep your flow's sections clear and accurate.
  • Delete a Group
    Remove a group from your flow, either deleting its elements along with it or keeping them on the path.
 
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