What best describes "Flow Logic" in the context of ServiceNow Flow Designer?

In ServiceNow Flow Designer, "Flow Logic" specifically refers to the mechanism that determines the execution path of a flow based on specified conditions. This involves guiding how the flow proceeds from one action to the next, allowing for decision-making points such as conditional branches, loops, and other logical constructs that can alter the flow's behavior depending on the data or state of the system being processed.

Using this logic, a flow can respond dynamically to different scenarios, executing particular actions only when certain criteria are met. This adaptability is crucial for automating complex processes where different outcomes are possible based on varying inputs.

While groups of actions executed in sequence, methods for storing runtime variables, and reusable subflows represent important aspects of Flow Designer, they do not specifically define the function and significance of Flow Logic itself. Flow Logic is fundamentally about how those actions are controlled and directed throughout the entire workflow.