Try-Catch

Handles exceptions within a section of the Flow.

Actions may crash due to errors that the system cannot recover from (for example network errors, out of memory or disk, invalid configurations, etc). When this happens, an exception is thrown and the Flow will terminate.

Use the Try-Catch action when you want to define how exceptions should be handled within a Flow.
For example, you might want to send an email if a critical error occurs, and then either allow the Flow to continue, or rethrow the exception to terminate the Flow after the email has been sent.

A Try-Catch action creates a scope. You put the business logic that you want to perform in the Try block, and the error handling in the Catch block.

Example
This flow demonstrates how Try / Catch is used to handle runtime errors in a controlled way. The logic inside the Try block is executed first, and if any action fails, execution is redirected to the Catch block instead of stopping the entire flow. This allows the flow to handle errors gracefully—for example by logging the error, setting fallback values, or executing alternative logic—while keeping the main process robust and predictable.

Properties

Property	Data type	Description
Title	Optional	A descriptive name for the Try / Catch block.
Exception variable name Optional	Name of the variable that will store information about the exception when an error occurs in the Try block.
Disabled	Optional	If enabled, the Try / Catch block will be skipped during flow execution.
Description	Optional	Optional free-text description explaining the purpose of this Try / Catch block.