Sinks
A sink is the last stage in a flow. It defines what to do with output from the flow. A sink stage can also perform other actions to end a flow, such as executing a program.
| Stage | Icon | Description | For more information |
|---|---|---|---|
| Execute Program |  |
This stage runs an external application as part of a process flow. | Defining Service Output |
| Terminate Job |  |
This stage is used in combination with Conditional Router to end a job if certain criteria are found within a record. | Terminate Job |
| Write to File |  |
This stage writes output of a flow to a specified file. | Write to File |
| Write to Null |  |
This stage sends output to an XML-format output file that can be consumed by other processes or flows. | Write to Null |
| Write to XML |  |
This stage writes output from a flow or subflow to an XML file. | Write to XML |