Build a flow using the Utility Actions spoke actions
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Build a flow using the Utility Actions spoke actions
Create a flow in Workflow Studio using the Utility Actions spoke actions to create two files; one for incident records and other for user records, and zip these two files.
Before you begin
Role required: admin.
About this task
This sample flow demonstrates using the Utility Actions spoke actions to create files. You can configure the flow as per your requirement.
Procedure
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Navigate to All > Flow Designer > Designer.
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Create a flow.
For more information, see Building flows.
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In the flow, add these spoke actions or flow logics:
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Look Up Incident Records action to retrieve the incident records.
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Begin File action to create a file that will contain the incident records.
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For Each flow logic to apply the Append to Delimited File action to the list of incident records.
[Omitted image "append-delmt-utility.png"] Alt text: Append to Delimited File spoke action
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Build File action to add rows.
Each incident record is added as a row in the file.
[Omitted image "build-file-utility.png"] Alt text: Build File spoke action
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Perform similar steps to retrieve records from the User [sys_user] table.
[Omitted image "user-records-utility.png"] Alt text: Retrieve user records
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Begin Zip action to build the ZIP file for the incident and user records.
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Add File To Zip action to add a file containing the incident records to the ZIP file.
[Omitted image "add-file-zip-utility.png"] Alt text: Add File To Zip action
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Add File To Zip action to add file containing the user records to the ZIP file.
[Omitted image "add-file2-utility.png"] Alt text: Add File To Zip action
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Build a Zip action to create the ZIP file containing the incident and user records.
[Omitted image "build-file-utility.png"] Alt text: Build File action
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Save, test, and publish the flow to use it.
[Omitted image "flow-utility.png"] Alt text: Sample flow using the Utility Actions spoke actions
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