Use this when you want one flow to reference and reuse the logic in another — for example, a master site-planning flow that calls out to a shared "apply setbacks" flow used across every project in your firm, instead of duplicating that logic everywhere.
Category: Project
Kind: Project
Description: get a flow
Pairs well with Get Flow Names (to look up a flow's id by name) and Evaluate Flow (to run the flow you've fetched).
Inputs
Name | Abbreviation | Type | Access | Description |
id | I | String | Item | the id of the flow |
Outputs
Name | Abbreviation | Type | Access | Description |
flow | F | Object | Item | the flow |
How to
Add the Get Flow node.
Wire in a flow id — typically from Get Flow Names or Get Flow ID.
The output is the flow's definition, ready to pass into Evaluate Flow.