What section in Flow Designer can include Actions, Flow Logic, or other Subflows?

The section in Flow Designer that can include Actions, Flow Logic, or other Subflows is indeed the Actions section. This part of Flow Designer is designed specifically to enable users to define the steps that will be executed as part of the flow. Actions can be standard built-in actions provided by ServiceNow or custom actions created by users to perform specific tasks.

The Actions section allows for a dynamic setup where multiple actions can be grouped together, enabling more complex workflows. Users can configure flow logic to control the execution order of these actions or include subflows to encapsulate similar operations, promoting modularity and reuse. This design facilitates a structured approach to automation and helps streamline process management within the ServiceNow environment.

In contrast, other sections such as the Inputs and Outputs primarily deal with data entry and exit points of the flow, while Data Pill refers to the contextual data that can be used within the flow. The Data Panel is meant for organizing and handling the data items being utilized in the flow but does not serve the purpose of incorporating actions or flow logic directly.