What does a flow connector do?

In Salesforce Flow, a connector is the arrow between elements that determines the order of execution. After an element completes, the connector tells the flow engine which element to execute next. Each element can have one or more connectors leading to other elements.

Correct Option:

B. ✅ A connector tells the flow which element to execute next, allowing admins to control the flow's logic path.

Incorrect Options:

A. External database connections are handled through integrations, not connectors.

C. Connectors do not create resources.

D. To start another flow, you use a Subflow element—not a connector.

Reference Extract from Salesforce Help – Understand Flow Connectors:

“Connectors determine the direction a flow takes after each element runs. Use connectors to define the flow’s execution path.”

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