We’ve significantly improved the Iteration Node in Aroopa Flows, adding the ability to treat the iteration as a block that can end and allow workflows to continue after it. This enhancement addresses the previous limitation where workflows could not proceed beyond an iteration node, giving users greater control and flexibility over their flow processes.

Key Use Cases:

1. Post-Iteration Workflow Continuation:
   Previously, workflows would stop after an iteration node, preventing subsequent actions. Now, users can define a block to end the iteration and seamlessly continue the workflow beyond the iteration. This is perfect for cases where post-iteration steps, like notifications or data updates, need to occur.
2. Conditional Workflow Execution After Iteration:
   After completing the iteration process, users can set conditions to execute different workflows depending on the results of the iteration. For example, if certain data conditions are met during the iteration, the workflow can branch out and perform a specific task (e.g., updating a database, triggering alerts, etc.).
3. Parallel Tasks After Iteration:
   The iteration node’s new functionality allows multiple workflows to run simultaneously after the iteration block. For example, after iterating over a list of customer data, different workflows can be triggered to update customer profiles, send emails, or perform analytics—all in parallel, improving efficiency.

This enhancement brings more power and flexibility to Aroopa Flows, giving users the ability to manage their workflows with increased precision and control.