Introduction to Salesforce Flow Connectors

Introduction to Salesforce Flow Connectors
Connectors determine the available paths that a flow can take at run time. On the canvas in Flow Builder, a connector looks like an arrow that points from one element to another.

Unlabeled

Example of Unlabeled

Identifies which element to execute next.

 

Decision outcome

Example of outcome connector

Identifies which element to execute when the criteria of a Decision outcome are met.

 

Pause configuration label

Example of event connector

Identifies which element to execute when an event that’s defined in a Pause element occurs.

 

Fault

Example of fault connector

Identifies which element to execute when the previous element results in an error.

 

For each item

Example of next-element connector

Identifies the first element to execute for each iteration of a Loop element.

 

After last item

Example of end-of-loop connector

Identifies which element to execute after a Loop element finishes iterating through a collection.

 

Go To

Example of element connector

Identifies which element to go to and execute next.


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