Flow versions can call other flows from a Subflow element, and they can call flows and
flow approval processes from an Action element. Flow approval process versions and orchestration
versions rely on flows to run steps and evaluate complex conditions. To understand the
relationships between a flow and the automations that it calls and that call it, view the Usage
tab of the Flow Version page or the Flow page in the Automation app.
The flow approval process version or orchestration version that uses the
evaluation flow to determine whether:
A stage can be completed
A background step can be started
An approval step can be started
An approval step can be completed
Orchestration Step Action
Flow
Used in Orchestration Versions
The flow approval process version or orchestration version that uses the active
autolaunched flow as a background step’s action.
The flow approval process version or orchestration version that uses the active
screen flow as an approval step’s action.
Request Approval Action
Flow Version
Uses Orchestrations
The active autolaunched flow approval process that the flow version calls from an
Action element, referencing the Request Approval action.
Screen Action
Flow Version
Uses Flows
The active autolaunched flow that the flow version uses as a screen
action.
Screen Action
Flow
Used in Flow Versions
The active screen flow version that uses the flow as a screen action.
Slack Send Message to Launch Flow Approval Action
Flow Version
Uses Flows
The active flow that the flow version uses from an Action element, referencing
the Slack Send Message to Launch Flow Approval action.
Slack Send Message to Launch Flow Approval Action
Flow
Used in Flow Versions
The active flow version that uses the flow from an Action element, referencing
the Slack Send Message to Launch Flow Approval action.
Subflow Element
Flow Version
Uses Flows
The active flow that the flow version uses from a Subflow element.
Subflow Element
Flow
Used in Flow Versions
The active flow version that uses the flow from a Subflow element.
Determine Automation Usage in a Flow Version Flow versions can use other flows from a Subflow element, and they can use flows and flow approval processes from an Action element. To understand the relationships between a flow version and the automations that it uses, view the Usage tab of the Flow Version page in the Approvals app.
Determine Flow Usage in Automation Versions Flow approval process versions and orchestration versions rely on flows to run steps and evaluate complex conditions. Flow versions can use another flow from a Subflow element or an Action element. To understand the relationships between the automation versions that use a flow, view the Usage tab of the Flow page in the Approvals app.
Add the Automation Usage Component to View Flow Dependencies The Automation app shows the automations that a flow version uses and the automation versions that use a flow. The Automation app uses the default Flow Version and Flow pages to show this information. If you customized either page, add the Automation Usage component and save the updated page as your org default.
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