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How to make a flow that sends result back to the flow that triggered it?

apps

Member
Hello, so I would like to make a flow that makes many changes to texts using AI. However, I want to reuse this flow in multiple other flows for many other usecases. And basically I would like to send the result back to the flow that triggered this AI flow. How can I do this?

Flow A: Trigger flow
1. Does stuff
2. Data Forward to AI Flow
3. Waits for Flow B to finish

Flow B: AI Flow
1. Receives webhook
2. Runs AI commands based on webhook data
3. Sends result back to Flow A

Flow A: Triggers flow
4. Receives the data from from Flow B and continues using the returned data in following steps.


By doing this I can basically use AI to easily create text in all apps that Pabbly supports without one single dedicated flow for each app (Flow A) and then this one shared AI flow (Flow B).
 

Preeti Paryani

Well-known member
Staff member
Hello @apps,

Unfortunately, this setup isn't possible within Pabbly Connect.

While Flow A can send data to Flow B, there is no direct way for Flow B to send the processed data back to Flow A. Since each workflow runs independently, the data flow can only go in one direction.
 
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