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Iv'e created a flow that is embedded inside fsl app. Inside the flow App Extension I set it to run only on WorkOrder object. I need to use the record id inside my flow but i'm not able to get it.

I read the following:

"When the Field Service Lightning mobile app launches into a flow, it passes the following input parameters: – Id: The record ID of the record that the workflow is launched from. – ParentId: The record ID of the parent record that the workflow is launched from. For example, if a workflow is launched from a service appointment, this will be the ID of the parent work order or work order line item. – UserId: The ID of the current user."

I tried to create a variable inside my flow with the name Id (type - Text, input/output), but still, this is not working.

Hope someone can help me figuring this out ..

It's important to say that i'm using fsl configuration that are a bit different than the usual settings ..

Thanks !

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  • I'm working on this, too - any progress?
    – Helpful
    Feb 28, 2018 at 22:55
  • Any solution to this problem?
    – Enry
    Feb 5, 2019 at 11:52

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You have to create ja Text Variable called "Id" that is availavle for Input. enter image description here

Step two is, get the data that you want

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The Varibale "Id" is the ID from the scoped Object in the Field Service Mobile Settings.

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PS: FSL will work offline to, the App priming all records form the Service Appointment in this Case.

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  • Thanks for the solution.. Id helps instead of recordId Jun 14 at 4:27
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    – Matt Lacey
    Jun 14 at 9:49
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"Id" worked for me not "recordId" to fetch current record for Mobile service flow

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    – MnZ
    Jan 19, 2021 at 7:19
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Create a variable called "recordId" exactly, not "Id".

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