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Queueable Groups is new in version 2.5. Queueable Groups allows you to automate multiple queues in a serial manner. A flow using Filenize is already executing all actions in a queue one after each other, but with multiple flows - different queues independent to each other - are run in parallel mode. With Queueable Groups you can enforce one queue to wait for another queue. The queue that was created first is then executed first (FIFO).
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Scenario: You have different flows to create a hierarchy on Account and Opportunity record level. This consists of two separate flows. Running the flow on the Account and directly on the Opportunity level will run the queues in parallel mode. Especially if the account flow is large and takes some time to complete. This can cause issues when the opportunity folder is dependant on the account folder. In this case you want to use Queueable Groups on both the account and opportunity flow. Best practice here is to provide the account id as the Queueable Group identifier, as that value is available both on the account and opportunity. Now the opportunity flow will wait patiently until the account flow has completed all its actions.
Considerations when using Queueable Groups
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