Subflows
Learn how to create and use subflows to build modular and reusable components in your workflows
What are Subflows?
Subflows are smaller workflows that you can use within larger workflows. Think of them as mini-processes that you can reuse in different parts of your main workflow.
Main Flow
Every workflow must have a main flow. This is the primary process that orchestrates all the other parts of your workflow.
How Subflows Work
- You create a subflow as a separate, smaller workflow.
- You can then use this subflow in your main workflow or other larger workflows.
- When a subflow is used, it receives information (inputs) from the main workflow.
- After the subflow completes its task, it sends back results (outputs) to the main workflow.
Inputs
Information that the subflow needs to do its job, provided by the main workflow.
Outputs
Results or processed information that the subflow sends back to the main workflow.
Benefits of Using Subflows
Reusability
Create a subflow once and use it in multiple places across your workflows.
Simplicity
Break down complex processes into smaller, more manageable parts.
Organization
Keep your workflows neat and tidy by grouping related tasks into subflows.
By using subflows, you can build more efficient and organized workflows, making your legal processes smoother and easier to manage.