Call Recipe Function action
- 04 Apr 2025
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Call Recipe Function action
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Recipe Functions - Call Recipe Function Asynchronously
This action invokes a recipe function and immediately moves to the next step in the recipe. Asynchronous calls are beneficial when subsequent steps do not rely on the outcome of the recipe function's execution.
For workflows that include follow-up steps after lengthy asynchronous calls, use the "Wait for async calls" action to ensure all asynchronous processes are completed before proceeding.
Requirements
To use this action, a Recipe Function is required. This function is a recipe that utilizes the Recipe Functions - New Function Call Trigger and can be invoked from other recipes.
Limitations
When executing this action, consider the following technical guidelines:
Calls are not executed in a guaranteed order. If your workflow requires sequential execution, use the Recipe Functions - Call Recipe Function (Synchronous) action instead.
This action does not generate output results. Since asynchronous calls do not wait for a response, no result data is returned.
If your workflow requires data from an asynchronously called recipe function, consider using Lookup Table actions as a workaround.
Input
Field | Description |
|---|---|
Recipe Function | Select from a list of recipe functions in your workspace. |
Recipe input | The fields defined in the selected Recipe functions input schema. |
Connection overrides | Applicable only if the Runtime user connections setting is enabled in the selected Recipe function. Specify the name or ID of the connection to use when the recipe is run. |
Output
Field | Description |
|---|---|
Job ID | The ID of the created job |
Job URL | The URL of the created job |
Result | The Recipe functions Response Schema configuration |
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