An unique identifier for the flow record, often used for database or system reference.
Identifier for the organization or company that owns or manages the flow.
The name of flow. Name must be unique at organization. When creating a flow, you cannot use the flow with the name Handover because it has been used as a reserved key.
Settings that will define the detail information of flow structure.
An object containing various configuration settings for advance setting of the flow.
Indicating whether the flow is marked as default (false means it's not default).
Identifier to order flow. User can define it by number value.
Version of flow. The version will increase when the user makes changes to the flow.
A user email, representing the user who created flow.
A user email, representing the user who updated flow.
Timestamp represents the date and time when this flow data was initially created.
Timestamp represents the last time the flow data was updated. It includes date and time information.
Flow Management Module business codes that indicate specific failure conditions or business rule violations during flow operations. These codes help identify the exact nature of flow-related failures and provide standardized failure identification across the system.
Possible values:
flow-031, flow-032, flow-033, flow-034, flow-035, flow-036, flow-037, flow-038, flow-039, flow-040, flow-041, flow-042, flow-043, flow-044, flow-045