Exploring Dynamic Flow and Get Flow Output Logic in ServiceNow Flow Designer!

🔥 Welcome to my channel! Get ready to dive deep into the captivating world of Dynamic Flow and Get Flow Output Logic in ServiceNow Flow Designer. If you've ever wondered what these intriguing features are all about and how to harness their true potential, you're in for an exhilarating treat!
🔍 Join me as I demystify Dynamic Flow and its significance within the realm of ServiceNow. Using the official ServiceNow documentation, I'll guide you step-by-step through a practical example, where we'll set up a Dynamic Flow scenario for a Cloud Provisioning request.
💡 But wait, there's more! I won't stop at just Dynamic Flow - I'm taking it to the next level with the equally fascinating "Get Flow Output" logic. Witness how this logic perfectly complements Dynamic Flow, unleashing even greater possibilities for optimizing your processes.
In this video, I'll showcase the creation of:
An Application using Studio
2 Tables
1 Template Subflow
2 Subflows for Jira and Salesforce (using the above Template)
1 Flow featuring our Dynamic Flow and Get Flow Output logic
🙏 Thank you for stopping by and being a part of this incredible journey! Now, let's unlock the full potential of ServiceNow Flow Designer together with Dynamic Flow and Get Flow Output Logic! I can't wait to see you in the video! 🎉
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[@skodateam]

One thing I`d like to add which I believe got forgotten about is the template itself. From what I saw, its purpose is to define inputs and pass them onto the actual subflow getting triggered. Overall, pretty good video..

[@ServiceNerd]

Hey..thanks for the comment and sorry on the delay..massively busy after the kids go back to school 😀.

[@wanna_know_something7888]

Confused on what is he part of template in here? 1) Why was an output defined in the template 2) I can dynamically choose to run the respective flow(Jira or salesforce) in the same way using data pill. So what is even the use of Get flow outputs action? May be I am a bit confused. Need some clarity on this

[@OneAndOnlyMe]

Neat, wondering when Dynamic Flow arrived. Sometime ago I had already created a "Invoke Flow" custom action that takes a subflow ID to dynamically execute subflows. Only downside was the output had to be a single data block (JSON), and I then use a custom action (my version of Get Flow Outputs) to extract whatever data I subsequently needed to get from the subflow's execution output.

[@ServiceNerd]

Forward thinking 🧐, it’s a useful thing to keep in the tool belt. Thanks for the comment!