# invokeFlow

invokeFlow() function is the Standard function available in 200OK.

**Description** : The invokeFlow function executes a designated Auto Launched Flow and retrieves the output value. Essential parameters include the flow name (mandatory) and the output variable (mandatory).

**Syntax** :  fx\_invokeFlow(\<Flow Name>,\<input1>-\<value1>,\<input2>-\<value2>, ... ,\<Output Variable>)

**Example** : fx\_invokeFlow(Sample\_Flow,Company-CEPTES,City-Banglore,outputVar)\` demonstrates its usage, where 'Sample\_Flow' is called with input parameters 'Company' and 'City', yielding the result in the 'outputVar' variable.

Here we go with simple scenario using the above function.

**Scenario** : In a business process automation system, administrators aim to streamline data processing workflows by invoking predefined flows. Using the fx\_invokeFlow function, they trigger specific flows with relevant input parameters and capture resulting output for further processing.

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