What is the recommended starting point when creating a new microflow?

The recommended starting point when creating a new microflow is at the end. This approach involves defining the outcome or result desired from the microflow before outlining the steps necessary to achieve that result. By starting with the intended outcome, you can work backward to identify the required inputs, logic, and data manipulation needed to reach that endpoint.

Designing with the end in mind helps ensure that the microflow remains focused and aligned with the overall business logic and user needs. It allows for a clearer understanding of how the flow will operate and what conditions must be met, making it easier to organize the microflow logically and efficiently.

Other approaches, like starting at the beginning or in the middle, tend to scatter the focus across different parts of the microflow without a clear sense of direction, which can complicate development and lead to oversights in achieving the desired outcome.