Delegate Flow Unit

Delegate Flow Unit

Overview

A Delegate Flow Unit in a flow diagram is the basic building block that represents a single step or action in a process. It’s the smallest executable element in a workflow, defining what happens at that point in the flow.  
  1. What it does:
    1. Represents one logical operation in the process.
    2. Can perform:
      1. Data transformation.
      2. Decision-making.
      3. External calls (API, FTP, HTTP).
      4. Automation tasks.
    3. Connects to other units to form a complete workflow.
  2. Use case:
    1. Each Flow Unit handles one specific task.
    2. Accepts inputs and produces outputs.
  3. Visual Representation:

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