Why do we create sub-microflows?

Creating sub-microflows serves the purpose of reusing functionality while maintaining focused microflows. By breaking down a complex process into smaller, more manageable sub-microflows, developers can encapsulate specific functionality that can be reused in multiple places across the application. This approach promotes modular design, allowing for greater flexibility, easier maintenance, and reduced duplication of logic throughout the application.

Focused microflows enhance clarity by concentrating on a single task or business logic, making both the development and future updates simpler. Additionally, by centralizing specific functions into sub-microflows, any modifications can be done in one place without affecting numerous instances throughout the main microflows. This leads to improved efficiency in both development and debugging, as issues can usually be identified within the smaller, dedicated workflows rather than sifting through a larger, more complex microflow.