1. Enter a name for this action.This text appears on the canvas and helps you differentiate this action from others in your process. The name truncates to fit on the canvas.
2. For Flow, search for and select the flow that you want to launch from this process.Only active, autolaunched flows are available.
3. Optionally, click Add Row to set values for the flow’s variables.Flow VariableStart typing the name of the flow variable whose value you want to set, or click to select a flow variable from the drop-down list. You can set values for any variables in the flow that have Input/Output Type set to Input Only or Input and Output. TypeSelect the type of value that you want to set. For example, select String to manually enter the values for a Text collection variable, or select Reference to use the value of a record for an sObject variable.ValueSet a value for the flow variable. For collection variables, use the text entry field to specify a value. The value must match the collection variable's data type. For sObject variables, use the field picker to select an ID field. The ID must correspond to a record whose object type matches the sObject variable’s object type.For sObject collection variables, use the field picker to select a related list. The selected records’ object type must match the sObject collection variable’s object type. For example, populate an sObject collection variable with all child contact records associated with the account that started the process.Note If the related list is empty when the flow tries to populate the sObject collection variable with field values from those records, the process fails.
4. For collection variables, use the text entry field to specify a value. The value must match the collection variable's data type.
5. For sObject variables, use the field picker to select an ID field. The ID must correspond to a record whose object type matches the sObject variable’s object type.
6. For sObject collection variables, use the field picker to select a related list. The selected records’ object type must match the sObject collection variable’s object type. For example, populate an sObject collection variable with all child contact records associated with the account that started the process.Note If the related list is empty when the flow tries to populate the sObject collection variable with field values from those records, the process fails.
7. Save the action.