Output data applies to Teams Triggers
Output data is the information a Trigger produces.
You must specify Output data for all Triggers.
To add or edit Output data, open your formlet in the Flow Builder (see here).
Click the Trigger, then expand the Output data section.
Here’s how to add and manage Output data.
Adding outputs
To add an output, click +Add in the Output data section to open the Edit output dialog.
Enter a Name that clearly describes the output data. For tips on how to name your data, click here.
You can also add an optional Description to explain the purpose of the data.
Select the appropriate Datatype and whether a single value or array of values.
For help on choosing the right Datatype, click here.
Adding a Description to your outputs helps others understand their purpose. The description also appears in the Formula builder as a reminder of what the data represents.
Validating outputs
After adding an output, define a validation formula. This controls what values the output can accept. For example, you can require a value, limit allowed values, or apply conditional rules.
To set a validation formula, open the Edit output dialog and go to the Validation tab.
For details, see Validation Logic Formulas.
Updating outputs
To edit an output, hover over it and click to open the Edit output dialog.
Here, you can update the Name, Description, and Datatype.
Renaming or changing an output's name or datatype can break formulas and cause errors in later steps. These errors will appear when you run Check or Finalize, and you'll need to fix them.
If you made the change on purpose, no problem. If it was a mistake, use Undo to revert it.
Rearranging outputs
If you need to change the order of your outputs, just click and hold the drag handle, then move the output to where you want it and release.
Removing outputs
To remove an output, hover over it and click the trash can icon.
Removing an output used in later steps can break formulas. Errors will show up when you run Check or Finalize, and you'll need to fix them.
If you removed it on purpose, that's okay. If it was a mistake, use Undo to restore it.
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