Edit End Unit

Edit End Unit

Overview

The End Unit is the last step in a flow. It shows where the flow stops and makes sure everything is finished properly before ending. It receives the flow's final output, does any closing tasks, and confirms whether the flow ended successfully.

Purpose:
  1. Indicates the end of flow execution
  2. Returns the final output
  3. Ensures proper termination of the process
Key Characteristics:
  1. Every flow must have at least one End Unit
  2. It cannot have outgoing connections
  3. It can have one or more incoming connections (e.g., from different conditions or branches)
What You Can Configure:
  1. Output message (XML/JSON response)
  2. Status or response structure
  3. Error or success messages (if required)
How It Works:
  1. The flow processes all logic (Mapping, Conditions, API Calls, etc.).
  2. When execution reaches the End Unit, the flow stops.
  3. If configured, the End Unit sends the final response back to the caller.

Accessing End Unit Properties

  1. The End unit is the last unit of any flow. By default, the unit is present and cannot be deleted. However, you can modify its properties.
  2. To view/modify the unit property, click on the End unit. Upon clicking the unit, a property panel opens below, and the unit gets highlighted.
  3. The property panel will open and display the Processing section. Please note that the end unit will not have the Input and Output sections in the property panel.
  4. A Processing section of the panel will display the Exposed Objects tab.

Exposed Objects Tab

  1. Exposed Objects in the End Unit define the data returned when the flow completes. These objects determine what output is made available at the end of the automation.
  2. You can view the flow's final outputs in this section, which may be one or many. Each output is shown in a separate band, along with its name and the unit that generated it.
  3. You can select any output to expose it as the flow's final output. To set an output as the final flow output, click on the respective band. The selected band will be highlighted.

  1. The selected output will only be exposed as the flow's final output. Any outputs that are not selected will not be exposed as the final output of the flow. 
  2. Once you have selected the object that you want to expose, click on the Save button.


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