In the context of Flow Designer in ServiceNow, an Action is a building block that allows you to define a specific task or operation that can be reused within flows. The core components of an Action include Steps, Outputs, and Inputs.
Steps consist of the actions that the Action performs, essentially detailing the operations to execute. Outputs are the values that the Action produces, allowing other flows or subsequent actions to use these results. Inputs refer to the parameters that are passed into the Action when it is executed, enabling customization for different use cases.
Triggers, on the other hand, are not part of an Action but rather components that define when a flow or action should start. They initiate the overall process but are not contained within the Action itself. Therefore, identifying triggers as not being a component of an Action is correct, as they serve a different purpose within the Flow Designer framework.