📄️ Overview
Steps are added to the flow canvas to define the workflow and behaviour of a flow.
🗃️ Outcomes
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📄️ Start step
The Start step represents the beginning of your flow on the flow canvas.
📄️ Presentation steps
Presentation steps are used to display content to the users of a flow by allowing simple user interfaces to be created.
📄️ Page steps
Page steps are similar to presentation steps in that they are used to present content to the users of a flow, however page steps allow for more complex, interactive pages to be built.
📄️ Modal steps
You can use modal steps to open content in a modal-type browser window.
📄️ Process Step
The process step supports in setting up connections with your integration processes that allows you to add a process and construct an outcome by describing the process attributes. This allows you to harness the full potential of processes within Integration.
📄️ Wait steps
Wait steps are used to pause a running flow for a set amount of time.
📄️ Decision steps
Decision steps allow conditional routing within a flow, for example where one incoming path gets split into two or more outgoing paths, based on pre-conditions. This is achieved using outcomes and business rules within a flow.
📄️ Operator steps
Operator steps allow you to change the state of a value, using either standard operations \(such as adding values together, emptying a value, and so on\), or by using macros to perform more sophisticated operations \(such as percentage calculation, random number assignment, and so on\).
📄️ Message steps
Message steps allow the sending and receiving of requests to third-party messaging . These can be used to configure both incoming and outgoing messages.
🗃️ Database load steps
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📄️ Database save steps
Database save steps allow data to be saved to an external data source from a flow, such as to a database.
📄️ Database delete steps
Database delete steps allow data to be deleted in an external data source from a flow, such as data in a database.
📄️ Swimlane steps
Swimlane steps are used to group and restrict access to steps in a flow application for specific users and groups requiring different authorization privileges. For example, you could create an 'employee' swimlane and a 'manager' swimlane for a flow application that approves expense submissions.
📄️ Group steps
Group steps allow you to organize multiple steps on the flow canvas into a single group, which can then be moved and positioned as a single canvas step.
📄️ Subflow steps
Subflow steps can be added to a flow to call another flow as a 'subflow'.
📄️ Return steps
Return steps are used in a subflow to indicate that the parent flow process should be rejoined from the subflow.
📄️ Note steps
Note steps allow you to add notes directly to the flow canvas, to provide information about the flow.
📄️ OpenAPI Step
Overview
🗃️ Step configuration options
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