Workflow Block

What It Does

Drop a Workflow block when you want to call a child workflow as part of a larger flow. The block runs the latest deployed version of that workflow, waits for it to finish, and then continues with the parent.

Configure It

1. Pick a workflow from the dropdown (self-references are blocked to prevent loops).
2. Map inputs: If the child workflow has an Input Form trigger, you’ll see each field and can connect parent variables. The mapped values are what the child receives.
3. Outputs: After the child finishes, the block exposes:
   • result – the child workflow’s final response
   • success – whether it ran without errors
   • error – message when the run fails

Execution Notes

• Child workflows run in the same workspace context, so environment variables and tools carry over.
• The block uses deployment versioning: any API, schedule, webhook, manual, or chat execution calls the deployed snapshot. Redeploy the child when you change it.
• If the child fails, the block raises an error unless you handle it downstream.