What are 'Assigned Subflow Outputs' used to manage in Flow Designer?

'Assigned Subflow Outputs' are specifically used to manage the output data that is passed back to the calling flow in Flow Designer. When a subflow is executed within another flow, it can generate specific outputs that are meant to be utilized by the parent flow. By defining these outputs, you ensure that the data produced by the subflow can be efficiently captured and integrated into the workflow of the main flow, allowing for seamless data continuity and manipulation.

This concept is critical in enhancing modularity and reusability within Flow Designer. Each subflow can encapsulate a specific task and return data that informs or influences the actions in the parent flow. This capability to handle outputs indicates a well-structured flow design, where each element communicates effectively, facilitating dynamic and responsive workflows.

In contrast, understanding flow execution order, designing input fields, and tracking variables generated during flow execution are different aspects of flow management that do not directly relate to the specific function of 'Assigned Subflow Outputs.' Managing execution order pertains to how flows are triggered and the sequence of operations, while the design of input fields focuses on defining how data is captured before flow execution. Tracking variables is about understanding the data states during the flow's runtime but does not directly pertain to the outputs returned from