By allowing Composer flows to be invocable, no-code integrations with external systems are possible in Salesforce tools such as Flow Builder. Learn more …
Here are highlights from article Introducing Invocable Composer Flows: Automate End-to-End Across All of Salesforce – Salesforce Admins
1. Invocable Composer Flows allows users to call Composer flows from Flow Builder or Flow Orchestration.
– Users can connect to third-party systems such as NetSuite, JIRA, and Workday with a few clicks.
– No coding is required to build integrations and automations.
– Users can automate end-to-end processes across Salesforce by calling Composer flows directly from Flow Builder.
– Invocable Composer Flows support input and output parameters for powerful automations.
2. Configuration of Composer flow to be invoked.
– Invocable Composer Flows will be released in two phases.
– The V1 release in July 2023 will allow flows to accept inputs and build automations using the passed values.
– The V2 release (later in FY24) will allow flows to return outputs back to the caller.
– Composer flows will be able to return values to the flow that invoked it.
3. Building an invocable flow in Composer.
– Flows in Composer can be built using the new Invoke trigger.
– Flows can be invoked from external systems and receive inputs (V1) and return outputs (V2).
– Inputs can be specified using the Visual Editor or Sample JSON Editor.
– The Composer flow can retrieve data from external systems and perform actions such as sending messages to Slack.
4. Example use case.
– The article provides an example use case where a Service Cloud customer enquires about their order status using an Einstein Bot.
– A Composer flow is built to retrieve the order status from NetSuite and send a message to the fulfillment team via Slack.
– Inputs for the flow include the order ID and Slack channel name.
– The flow can return the order status back to the caller for further automation actions.
5. Testing the flow in Composer.
– The flow can be tested in Composer by providing the necessary inputs.
– This ensures that the flow works as intended before being used in production.
Overall, Invocable Composer Flows enhance the integration capabilities of MuleSoft Composer by allowing users to call Composer flows from Flow Builder or Flow Orchestration. It enables users to connect with third-party systems, automate processes, and create powerful integrations without coding. The configuration of Composer flows to be invoked and the ability to pass inputs and receive outputs further enhance the functionality of Invocable Composer Flows.
You can read it here: https://sfdc.blog/SXoxF
Source from admin(dot)salesforce(dot)com