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Invocable methods in Apex are called as invocable actions by the REST API and require the InvocableMethod annotation as an identifier. This can only be applied to one method in class and takes a maximum of 1 input parameter of a list of either a primitive data type, an sObject type or a user defined type.
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Passing a list of records to an invocable method
In your invocable method, set the incoming parameter to a list of lists of your object type. Ex: List<List<Leads>>, save the class and reload Flow to see if you can pass in a collection. I also aske …
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