You can use any combination of text and variables, beginning with the root folder. For outputs storing a single file, select a file variable. For outputs storing multiple files, select a collection variable. In the output field, select a variable or specify a file path:.On the Designer canvas, click the action you want to configure.įind the output field for storing the file or set of files.įor example, to store attachments received in task assignee email replies when they may attach multiple files, use the Assign a task Multiple file attachments option for the Store output field.see Nintex - Component workflowįor example, store any email attachments received by the task assignee. Programmatically upload files for a Component workflow A workflow that can be started from outside the tenancy the workflow uses the "Component workflow" start event. Salesforce, using Nintex Drawloop DocAutomation for Salesforce.Upload files when filling in a form from:.Edit the variable name in the Name field or click. Note: If you want to edit the selection of variables, hover over the variable, click, and then click Show Details. To select all variables, click Select All. If you know the variable and you want to find it faster, type the variable name in the Filter options field.
Select the predefined variables that you want to add to your workflow.Select an event from the Event drop-down list. Select a connector from the Start from drop-down list. On the Designer canvas, click Start event. The variables provided vary by start event. File share connector start events, such as Box - New file, require you to add each start event variable that you want to reference later in the workflow.
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