You can add a subprocess to a process in a stage to call an existing flow in your application. By using subprocesses, you can compartmentalize functionality and simplify the presentation of a process in a case type.
By default, subprocesses run in the context of the current case. You can change the context
if your subprocess needs to update a specific case or class.
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In the Explorer panel, click Case
types, and then click the case type that you want to open.
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On the
Workflow
tab, click
Life cycle.
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Hover over a process in a stage, and then click
+ Step > More >
Processes
to display a list of flows.
Note: To change which flows are displayed in this list, use the
Relevant Records tab on the Application Inventory landing page.
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Click the name of a flow to review the flow description.
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Click
Select
to add a subprocess to the life cycle that calls
the flow.
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If the flow accepts parameters, pass values for those parameters by entering values in
the
Parameters
section of the contextual property panel.
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Click
Save.