Autom Mate

Introduction

The Autom Mate integration feature provides users with the ability to seamlessly invoke and incorporate external flows within their automation processes. This powerful capability enhances workflow orchestration by allowing for modular design and the reusability of automation components. By calling additional flows, users can extend and enrich their existing workflows, adding new functionality without sacrificing efficiency or reliability. This document offers a comprehensive guide on leveraging this integration feature to create more adaptable, scalable, and streamlined automation solutions within Autom Mate.

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How To Use

Description and Purpose

The "Invoke Another Flow" action in Autom Mate enables users to call and run an external flow within the context of an existing automation. This action supports modular design and reusability, allowing workflows to incorporate additional functionality from other flows without duplicating processes, thus enhancing automation flexibility and efficiency.

Step-by-Step Procedure

1

Access the Flow

Navigate to the flow within Autom Mate where you intend to integrate another flow.

2

Introduce the Call Action

Insert a dedicated action or step specifically for calling an external flow, allowing you to add a new layer of functionality to your existing workflow.

3

Select the Target Flow (Autom)

From the list of available flows, choose the target flow (Autom) you want to invoke. This selection establishes the connection needed to run the additional flow within your automation.

4

Configure Input Parameters

Define and map the input parameters as required by the invoked flow to ensure accurate data transfer and compatibility. Proper parameter configuration is essential for successful communication between flows.

Inputs

• Target Flow (Required): Select the Autom (external flow) you want to invoke from the list.

• Input Parameters: Define parameters according to the invoked flow’s requirements for accurate data mapping.

Outputs

No specific outputs are generated by this action directly. However, results from the invoked flow can be used in subsequent steps within the calling flow.

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