9 docs tagged with "wfa"

Creates a Flow record (syshubflow) that defines a series of actions to execute when triggered.

The wfa.flowLogic namespace provides control flow operators for branching, looping, and flow control within Flow and Subflow bodies.

The wfa (Workflow Automation) namespace provides the core building blocks for defining Flows and Subflows. Use wfa.trigger() to start a flow, wfa.action() to execute built-in actions, and wfa.flowLogic for control flow (if/elseIf/else, forEach, doInParallel, tryCatch, appendToFlowVariables).

Guide for creating and invoking reusable custom actions using the Fluent SDK. Custom actions encapsulate a sequence of OOB steps with typed inputs and outputs, and are invoked from any Flow or Subflow via wfa.action().

Action types, flow logic, and patterns for ServiceNow WFA flows. Covers record operations, communication actions, approvals, tasks, attachments, control flow, and complete flow patterns.

Comprehensive guide for creating and editing ServiceNow Workflow Automation (WFA) flows using the Fluent SDK. Covers Flow Designer flows including triggers, actions, flow logic, data pills, approvals, and service catalog integration. Use this when implementing event-driven automation, scheduled tasks, approval workflows, or any WFA component.

Flow logic constructs control how a flow executes -- branching, looping, and termination. They are invoked from inside a flow or subflow body via wfa.flowLogic.*.

Guide for creating and invoking reusable Subflows using the Fluent SDK. Subflows encapsulate flow logic with typed inputs and outputs, and can be invoked from any Flow or another Subflow via wfa.subflow().

Triggers define when a Workflow Automation flow activates. They are the first argument to wfa.trigger() and fall into three categories: